Books Of Slaughter Deluxe Edition Limited Edition Slipcased Edition

Books Of Slaughter Deluxe Edition Limited Edition Slipcased Edition

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Books Of Slaughter Deluxe Edition Limited Edition Slipcased EditionFrom the bestselling world of Something is Killing the Children comes a deadly new chapter, collecting Maxine Slaughters entire journey for the very first time and uncovering brand new secrets of this hidden society of monster hunters. Three iconic chapters from the world of Something is Killing the Children are assembled for the very first time, charting the entire journey of Maxine Slaughter. From Chicago, to New Orleans, London, and beyond Maxine's

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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2015