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The Unlikeable Demon Hunter

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by Deborah Wilde


  Rohan remained pristine. He looked like a god and I looked like the aftermath of a Dumpster fire. A dank, gooey, Dumpster fire of demon pus. Awesome.

  Acknowledgments

  First and foremost, thank you to my two secret weapons without whom, this book would only have amused me. Alex Yuschik, I officially give you rock star editor status. You always understand what I’m trying to do and then push me to go farther and be better. Rudy Thauberger, my “nerd editor” extraordinaire, you are amazing and insightful and I look forward to many more nerd talks with you.

  Big thanks to Dr. Marc Nantel for the magic chats, Ita Margalit for reading this and saying that she enjoyed it like a real book and not just written by her friend, and Bryn Donovan for her eyes on a very early draft.

  To my romance peeps who populate my happy corner of the internet, all the good karma and your favorite things to you. You authors keep me sane, make me laugh, and generously share your wealth of knowledge and experience.

  And last, but never ever least, thank you to my husband and daughter for not resorting to physical bodily harm when I’m zoned out at the computer yet again. I love you two crazy, ridiculous amounts.

  About the Author

  I’m Deborah (pronounced deb-O-rah) and I write sexy, funny, urban fantasy.

  I decided at an early age to live life like it was a movie, as befitted a three-syllable girl. Mine features exotic locales, an eclectic soundtrack, and a glittering cast–except for those two guys left on the cutting room floor. Secret supernatural societies may be involved.

  They say you should write what you know, which is why I shamelessly plagiarize my life to write about witty, smart women who kick-ass, stand toe-to-toe against infuriating alphas, and execute any bad decisions in indomitable style.

  “It takes a bad girl to fight evil. Go Wilde.”

  Check out Deborah’s titles.

  @wildeauthor

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  www.deborahwilde.com

 

 

 


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