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REVIEW: Afflicted to the Core, by Nat Kennedy

August 27, 2019 by scott

Title: Afflicted to the Core Series: Wielder World Book Three Author: Nat Kennedy Genre: Urban Fantasy LGBTQ+ Category: Gay Publisher: Lagomorph Press Pages: 275 Reviewer: Melissa Brus, Paranormal Romance Guild Get It On Amazon About The Book Reggie Wolfe religiously visits Kyle Landon—his student in Nerve detangling—at the Harpford Disentanglement Center, where the younger man has been incarcerated on trumped up charges. During one of Reggie’s visits, Kyle’s able to warn his teacher of an imminent unauthorized transfer by an unknown shadow agency. Reggie demands help from his sister at the Bureau of Wielder Services but is pressed to take the matter into his own hands when bureaucratic red-tape stymies … Read more

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