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    Eris Renard

    By S.K. Epperson

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    A decade after the murderous events at Green Lake, former conservation officer Eris Renard finds his life's direction has changed, not of his own choosing but due to the obsessions and brutal tactics of others. He meets a gravel-voiced finder of missing persons named Winter Slocum and through him a family of Scandinavian women with a traumatized deputy attached to their case. The reclusive Eris soon finds himself caught up in a far ranging rescue that reunites him with a half brother and a mother he planned never to see again. The past complicates the present, and to endure what's being asked of him he'll need to forgive some and open his hands to others. He'll cope in his own implacable fashion, but first he has to ensure everyone survives someone called The Magician, and then somehow capture a kidnapper about to be abducted himself...by aliens.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS.K.Epperson
    Release dateJan 13, 2020
    ISBN9781393573128
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    S.K. Epperson

    S.K.Epperson is author of numerous novels, novellas and two collections of short stories. First novel, Brother Lowdown, published by St.Martin's, was nominated by HWA for Best First Novel. Other works include Green Lake, Eris Renard, Winter Slocum, Ronja in the Woods, Sam's Anna, The Devil Lives in Lawrence, The Neighborhood, Nightmare, The Moons of Summer, Borderland, Dumford Blood, and many other tales.Pseudonyms include S.J. Strayhorn (Black Night) and Dylan Harson (Kansas Blue, Abilene)

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