Hell Of A Deal is a fight through life, death, demons and trying to survive a first date. It’s not the end of the world, just the start of a new corner of hell. Paul Moore, former demonic broker and master of the dark arts, has a demon inside him – he’s not possessed, but a living prison, and any use of magic could let the demon loose Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins. The Road To Hell book. Read 3 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Paul Moore, former demonic broker and master of the dark arts, has /5(3). · Suffice it to say the work of Mark Huntley-James is becoming one of my guilty pleasures and I can’t seem to get enough. Once Hell of a Bite is the third in the ever growing Demon Trader series. Following Hell of a Deal and The Road to Hell, Mark Huntley-James is not loosing any steam; in fact, he seems to be gaining some.4/5.
Hell Of A Deal: Demon Trader - Book One (English Edition) eBook: Huntley-James, Mark: bltadwin.ru: Kindle Store. Hell Of A Deal. Mark Huntley-James. fantasy dark fast-paced. pages | first published Buy Browse editions. United States Bookshop US. Other countries Bookshop UK Blackwell's. The StoryGraph is an affiliate of the featured links. We earn commission on any purchases made. Buy Editions. United States. The Road To Hell by Mark Huntley-James is the road to a fun and fast well written narrative. When I first read Demonika aka Hell of a Deal I mentioned that it wasn't my usual fare. However, since then I've checked my shelf and I find that this type of work doesn't differ that much from John Brunner's Players at the Game of People.
The Road To Hell book. Read 3 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Paul Moore, former demonic broker and master of the dark arts, has. Chapter 1. Buy Hell Of A Deal On Amazon. Everyone has their demons, but I buy mine wholesale. I run Moore Magic from the old family shop, down the end of Blunt’s Alley amid the flat conversions – a tasteless emporium of gothic, new-age, wiccan and other accessories. Following Hell of a Deal and The Road to Hell, Mark Huntley-James is not loosing any steam; in fact, he seems to be gaining some. Once more this is well written with a prose style that is so easy to read you will find yourself looking out the window at the encroaching darkness wondering where the day went.
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