#eric r. asher

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THIS BROKEN WORLD by Eric R. Asher | book 4 of the VESIK series | read by William Dufris | rating: 3.5 out of 5 | http://www.cherrymischievous.com/2019/03/this-broken-world.html

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WINTER’S DEMON by Eric R. Asher | book 3 of the Vesik series | read by William Dufris | ratong: 4 out of 5 | http://www.cherrymischievous.com/2018/11/winters-demon.html

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Rattle the Bones

Hello all! It’s been a few months since I’ve last gotten to review a book. Blame my 11 month old, that’s what I do. 😉 At any rate, I’ve plowed through some books lately, thanks to being a pumping mom (TMI, I know, but whatever. That’s what it’s like to be a working mom), so I have plenty to review when I get the chance! Today’s book is Rattle the Bones by Eric R. Asher. This is one of the latest…

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Rattle the Bones Eric Asher Publication date: January 31st 2017 Genres: Supernatural, Suspense, Urban Fantasy

Much has been lost in the conflict with the Fae king and his allies, a conflict we hadn’t known we were in until one of our own fell at his hand. And while a great Seal between realms may have been rebuilt, dark things slipped through in the chaos, creatures who would overrun this world. Our allies are many. Our enemies are terrible. And someone ate my last chimichanga despite the fact I had marked it with a note that clearly said it was mine.

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“These are the best effects I’ve ever seen,” an older girl said, maybe a teenager or just out of those awful years. “It feels like stone.”

“Momma says all the people in that shop love Satan,” a little boy said. “I have lived enough millennia to know evil,” Aeros said. “Despite any transgression those people may have committed, they are benevolent.” A woman on a bench nearby started fidgeting. She either didn’t realize Aeros was with us, or she thought this was all for fun. “You have him talking to people?” Edgar said. “They think it’s a show?” “Some of them,” Zola said as she turned and lowered her voice. “And not an advertising gimmick?” I asked. I raised my voice. “Maybe we should hang a sign around his neck, could get some extra business.” The Old God turned to look at me. I was fairly certain he had a few choice words for me, but he kept them to himself. There were kids present after all.

Author Bio: Eric is a former bookseller, cellist, and comic seller currently living in Saint Louis, Missouri. A lifelong enthusiast of books, music, toys, and games, he discovered a love for the written word after being dragged to the library by his parents at a young age. When he is not writing, you can usually find him reading, gaming, or buried beneath a small avalanche of Transformers.

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Rattle the Bones by Eric Asher Blitz

Rattle the Bones Eric Asher Publication date: January 31st 2017 Genres: Supernatural, Suspense, Urban Fantasy

Much has been lost in the conflict with the Fae king and his allies, a conflict we hadn’t known we were in until one of our own fell at his hand. And while a great Seal between realms may have been rebuilt, dark things slipped through in the chaos, creatures who would overrun this world. Our allies are many. Our enemies are terrible. And someone ate my last chimichanga despite the fact I had marked it with a note that clearly said it was mine.

Goodreads / Amazon / Barnes & Noble / Kobo / iBooks

EXCERPT:

“These are the best effects I’ve ever seen,” an older girl said, maybe a teenager or just out of those awful years. “It feels like stone.”

“Momma says all the people in that shop love Satan,” a little boy said. “I have lived enough millennia to know evil,” Aeros said. “Despite any transgression those people may have committed, they are benevolent.” A woman on a bench nearby started fidgeting. She either didn’t realize Aeros was with us, or she thought this was all for fun. “You have him talking to people?” Edgar said. “They think it’s a show?” “Some of them,” Zola said as she turned and lowered her voice. “And not an advertising gimmick?” I asked. I raised my voice. “Maybe we should hang a sign around his neck, could get some extra business.” The Old God turned to look at me. I was fairly certain he had a few choice words for me, but he kept them to himself. There were kids present after all.

Author Bio: Eric is a former bookseller, cellist, and comic seller currently living in Saint Louis, Missouri. A lifelong enthusiast of books, music, toys, and games, he discovered a love for the written word after being dragged to the library by his parents at a young age. When he is not writing, you can usually find him reading, gaming, or buried beneath a small avalanche of Transformers.

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Destroyer Rising

I’ve been reading the Damian Vesik series by Eric R. Asher for a while now, and they don’t disappoint. Damian is a necromancer and now, since the events of the last book, a lot more than that. People have been bandying about that he’s a god now, a new Anubis. This book doesn’t go too into depth on that aspect of things, just hints here and there. But in Destroyer Rising, we see Damian doing his…

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This Broken World

I don’t think I’ve reviewed any of the Damian Vesik books by Eric R. Asher yet, but This Broken World is the fourth and latest in that series. Damian Vesik is a necromancer and in this world necromancers are treated with a certain amount of suspicion but they aren’t necessarily outright evil. Damian is one of the good guys. He owns an occult shop somewhere in Missouri (can’t remember the name of…

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