The Chosen Seed: The Forgotten Gods: Book Three

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Penguin, Dec 3, 2013 - Fiction - 336 pages
The tables have turned, and now Detective Inspector Cass Jones is a wanted man on the streets of London. Framed for murder and hunted by his former colleagues, Cass needs every ally he can get—including a very unexpected figure from his past.
 
While detectives Hask and Ramsey search for the killer behind the lethal Strain II virus, Mr. Bright continues to pull strings from the shadows, and there are dire warnings of a final battle that could tear everything apart.
 
As he searches for his kidnapped nephew while eluding his own pursuers, Cass is determined to find the answers—even if he has to confront the darkest secrets of the history of humanity to do it.

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Section 1
1
Section 2
3
Section 3
9
Section 4
15
Section 5
18
Section 6
22
Section 7
34
Section 8
40
Section 26
167
Section 27
174
Section 28
179
Section 29
185
Section 30
199
Section 31
208
Section 32
221
Section 33
229

Section 9
45
Section 10
54
Section 11
58
Section 12
62
Section 13
66
Section 14
71
Section 15
84
Section 16
91
Section 17
94
Section 18
108
Section 19
117
Section 20
123
Section 21
133
Section 22
139
Section 23
145
Section 24
151
Section 25
158
Section 34
238
Section 35
241
Section 36
250
Section 37
255
Section 38
260
Section 39
268
Section 40
276
Section 41
281
Section 42
286
Section 43
291
Section 44
294
Section 45
304
Section 46
306
Section 47
312
Section 48
322
Section 49
325
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Sarah Pinborough is a British author of dark fantasy, horror, thrillers and YA who has had more than ten novels published thus far across that range. Her short stories have appeared in several anthologies, and she has a horror film in development. She has recently branched out into television writing and is currently writing for the BBC. Sarah was the 2009 winner of the British Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction and has twice been short-listed for Best Novel. She has also been short-listed for a World Fantasy Award. Her novella, The Language of Dying, was short-listed for the Shirley Jackson Award and won the 2010 British Fantasy Award for Best Novella.
 

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