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400 pages
Published March 31, 2020
”He marks a sinner as a saint and a saint as a sinner.”
"Simonelli has to pay for his sins.
Allister was careless, lecherous, and vulgar, but no one complained. No one asked him to stop his advances or change his ways, and sometimes, in between the nightly endeavors, he wondered if anyone would dare if they truly cared enough about the answer.
I heard no voice that day.
But I did discover one thing.
Death wore a mask.
Nothing good ever comes from la femme en rouge, especially this close to Mardi Gras.
I don’t think any of us had been prepared for the spirits of Le Petit.
He was near perfect, beautiful, and dangerous. Like her, like their clan.
Voodoo is not only religion, it is survival.
After all, it had been Mardi Gras, and everyone, even death, had been in disguise.
”What shall we wager, young man?”
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