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Thirst of Steel (The Tox Files Book #3) by Ronie Kendig [Kendig, Ronie] is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Thirst of Steel (The Tox Files Book #3) about?
Dismantled centuries ago, the sword of Goliath is still rumored to thirst for its enemies' blood. Cole "Tox" Russell only wants to begin his life with Haven Cortes, but he must first complete a final mission: retrieve that sword and destroy the deadly Arrow & Flame Order.<br/><br/>The AFO, however, is determined to claim the sword. Wielding their father's life over Tzivia and Ram Khalon, they threaten to expose Ram's long-held and dangerous secret while demanding Tzivia locate the sword. With the Wraith team slowly being torn apart, things only worsen when Mercy Maddox, a new operative, emerges with the stunning news that the sword is tied to both Ram's secret and a string of unsolved serial murders.<br/><br/>Tox, Ram, and the others are forced to set aside fear and anger to focus only on the enemy. No matter the cost, Wraith must stop or take the enemy down with them.
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- Author
- Ronie Kendig [Kendig, Ronie]
- Publisher
- Baker Publishing Group
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781493414758
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Fiction
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