Hunnid the Savage - D Jackson - Bøker -  - 9781653865635 - 31. desember 2019
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Underworld Streets of Philadelphia vs. Judas Spoon: Boldface thief who thieves amongst thieves, barefaced premeditated murder kidnappings, flagrant-fouls against hood-officials, blatant eateth with THE SPOON OF JUDAS breaches, brazen bulleting outside a nightclub ending in civilian sufferings, shameless socialite teenage-girl serial date-raping's. Hunnid the Savage continues the saga of Hunnid the Terrorist and the escapades of the main character, eleven-year-old, Hunnid. The stage is set after the underworld street indictment of, Judas Spoon. Hunnid's quest to retrieve his purse of $400,000 from a basement Dungeon fight brings him in back of a black casket-coach Cadillac XTS hearse, driven by William the Scheme-Brain and in the passenger seat, Hero the Barbarian Kingpin. The Cadillac hearse is followed by a new black Mercedes Benz limousine occupied by Rockford Kill-Switch the Blindfolded Angel serial-killer and his personal driver. Within the Cadillac hearse, Hunnid overhears a conversation over the intercom between William, Hero and Rockford. The kidnapping of the pastor of a church is revealed and why Rockford has the pastor captive. Also, the discussion of Rockford's book titled, The War in Heaven, which is favored by William because Rockford wrote the book as healing over the death of his older sister Shadell Princess- Switch who was raped tortured and killed in front of William and Rockford. However, Hero finds the book offensive and blasphemy against God and what his matriarch grandmother believes in. Finally, Hunnid's inquisitiveness takes him to his grandfather's cemetery, Peace Haven Cemetery, where his father's, (Savage), mausoleum rest and the secrets that lay underground.

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Utgitt 31. desember 2019
ISBN13 9781653865635
Antall sider 230
Mål 140 × 216 × 13 mm   ·   294 g
Språk Engelsk  

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