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Desolation: Dominion of the Damned: Book One

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Desolation: Dominion of the Damned: Book One is a horror ebook by Jean Marie Bauhaus. It runs 497 pages and is written in English. It is book 1 of the Dominion of the Damned series. It was published in 2012 by A Glass Darkly Publishing. It costs $4.99 and is DRM-free. Spring break was supposed to be about baby showers, not bunker births and burials.

Description

In a world where zombies roam and vampires rule, Hannah Jordan just wants to keep herself and her baby brother from being monster food.

Spring break was supposed to be about baby showers, not bunker births and burials.

Now Hannah’s family is gone, her world is ash, and the only lullaby her newborn brother hears is the moan of the undead outside.

When she finally leaves her shelter, she discovers the truth: the zombies aren’t in charge anymore. Vampires are. They’ve turned the apocalypse into a new world order—one built on slavery and blood.

Captured. Separated from her brother.
Hannah’s about to learn that surviving the end of the world was the easy part.

Read the first two chapters here: https://jeanmariebauhaus.substack.com/p/desolation-chapters-1-and-2

Details

Length

497 pages

Story Length

Novel

Genre / Category

Horror

Publisher / imprint

A Glass Darkly Publishing

Audience

Adult

Publication date

December 8, 2012

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Series Context

Book 1 of Dominion of the Damned — reading order

  1. Desolation: Dominion of the Damned: Book One
  2. Evolution: Dominion of the Damned: Book Two
  3. Revolution: Dominion of the Damned: Book Three

About the Author

Portrait of Jean Marie Bauhaus

Jean Marie Bauhaus

Easily spooked by ghost stories as a child, teen Jean faced her fears by forcing herself to watch horror movies and read Stephen King until she fell in love with the genre. As a grown-up (more or less, depending on who you ask), her tastes expanded to include a broader range of speculative fiction and romance, but she keeps coming back to the supernatural and paranormal. When she’s not writing about ghosts, zombies, vampires and other things that go bump in the night, she can usually be found rambling through the wood, wrangling chickens or trading her keyboard for a crochet hook and curling up with a mug of tea and a podcast. Or at the microwave, re-heating her tea because she forgot to drink it before it got cold. #writerproblems Born and raised in Oklahoma, she currently makes her home in the middle of the woods deep in the Ozark mountains with her husband and best friend of 20 years, a velociraptor in the guise of a German shepherd named Dixie, and a little black meowing fluffball named Olive, along with two box turtles and a flock of fluffbutts. And in case you were wondering... it's pronounced just like the goth band.

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