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  • Hall of Mirrors

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    Book 3 of The Coil SeriesThe dead do not rest. They journey.Private investigator Nestor Buñuel has spent five years trying to forget what he witnessed—a man pulled back from the edge of Mictlán by something that should not exist. He never crossed the threshold himself. But he got close enough to know that the Aztec lords of the underworld were watching.When Steven Puttock—the Night Drinker, ... Read more

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