Anger
She was the original, the one and only. When Pandora opened the jar, she had been first hit of the God’s Warriors. Her shape wasn’t as hideous as some. From the waist up, she could be classed as human, if you ignore the glowing green eyes and slightly greenish tint to her skin. Until you look down and see the snake’s tail. She became what is known as the legendary Lamia.
Tragically, she’d been in love once and he turned on her and helped spawn a race that belonged in mythology. Now she guarded her heart and stayed in the shadows. She’d been cursed with the Sin of Anger, and it welled hot, deep in her gut. She struggled not to let it absorb her, but it threatened to overwhelm her on a daily basis. After all, every single person in the world experienced anger!
She crossed his path during a crazed serial killer on a spree. He knew she was hiding something and arrested her. Unamused when she’s freed, he’s determined to uncover her secrets. He’s unsure if she’s the killer or another potential victim, because they all look remarkably like her.
The Lamia are being hunted. Every single victim is a descendent of hers. Who is killing them and why? How are they hiding themselves from Mary Worth’s portals? Can Lamia track down a serial killer and stop him before he claims another innocent life? Her Sin is Anger, and she commands it with all the pain and cunning of a betrayed woman.
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