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    The Witch Hunter General

    By Mace Berry

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    Victor Cain was a hero of the Crusades before being awarded the rank of Inquisitor General by King Richard the Lionheart. Adored by all his cohorts, and feared by all he hunted, Victor never could have imagined his new assignment as Witch Hunter General would lead him down the path to his own pain, misery, betrayal, and death. Manipulated by one of his closest friends into sentencing his own wife to burn at the stake for practicing witchcraft, Victor is plagued by guilt, heartache, and rage. But when he finds out the truth, he hunts down the man responsible and makes him pay in-kind. In a battle to the death, they both lose, and Victor is going to die unless drastic measures are taken by a kindly stranger.
    Almost two thousand years later, Victor Cain is now the very thing he hunts and hates the most: a half human-half witch. Cursed with immortality, Victor has dedicated his long life to eradicating all dark witches by any means necessary, and for Victor, the ends always justify the means. But as dark powers loom, Victor, with his powers, magic sword, and his team - a young light witch with a dark past, a quick-draw with a silver tongue, and a retired Arbitrator with a guilty conscience - must summon all of his strength to face his past and bring justice for one of his own.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMace Berry
    Release dateOct 14, 2019
    ISBN9780463605455
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    The Witch Hunter General
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    Mace Berry

    Mace Berry was born and raised in Portland, Oregon and found a love of writing at an early age. With the support of family he continued writing through high school, but the dream at the time was a career in the military. After graduating high school, Mace spent four years in the Army, serving as an infantryman with the 1st Infantry Division (Big Red One). He was stationed in Schweinfurt, Germany and spent most of his weekends drinking too much and writing Warhammer 40k fan-fiction or death metal song lyrics until he deployed to Baghdad, Iraq. After returning from a fifteen month deployment, Mace decided to get back into writing. He loved the gritty dark universe of Warhammer 40k, but fan-fiction had lost its appeal and he wanted to write something original, something of his own. Then an idea struck him and the world of The Witch Hunter General and Inquisitor General Victor Cain were born. Over four years later, after three total re-writes, and two major rounds of editing, the first book was finally complete.

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