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Supernatural Education Lite

Posthumous Education by Drew Hayes

February 25, 2024 by CoffeeShopReader Leave a Comment

I saw on the author’s social media somewhere that Drew Hayes’ Fred the Vampire Accountant series has one final volume due out after the one I had on my shelf, making Posthumous Education (Fred #8) the penultimate installation. It definitely shows; there is a lot of set up. Fred is called on a favor picked up about 5 volumes ago to a Fey queen, and all she wants him to do is take a temporary teaching job at the local parahuman institution of higher education, […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Speculative Fiction Tagged With: demons, Drew Hayes, fey, fred the vampire accountant, mages, magic, magic school, Posthumous Education, school, vampires

CoffeeShopReader's CBR16 Review No:15 · Genres: Fantasy, Speculative Fiction · Tags: demons, Drew Hayes, fey, fred the vampire accountant, mages, magic, magic school, Posthumous Education, school, vampires ·
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