Excerpt & Giveaway - Soul Finder by Jacinta Maree

POSTED ON September 18, 2016 BY Austine IN Book Promo, Giveaway

Soul Finder
by Jacinta Maree
Series: The Immortal Gene #2
Published on September 16, 2016
Genres: Dystopian, New Adult, Paranormal

About Jacinta Maree

Born in Melbourne Australia, Jacinta Maree considers herself a chocoholic with an obsession with dragons, video gaming and Japan. She writes a variety of genres including YA paranormal, steampunk, horror, new adult, dystopian and fantasy. Winner of 2014 Horror of the year and bestselling author, Jacinta writes to bring enjoyment to others while fulfilling her own need to explore the weird and the impossible.

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Diesel threw his punch. It was fast and violent. As the thumping crack connected with the man’s jaw, blood spurted out, following the momentum of Diesel’s swing.

The second man rammed the stock end of his gun into Diesel’s ribs. Diesel stumbled and caught himself on the wall, holding his stomach.

Even as he buckled over, Diesel still managed to curl his voice. “Once I’m out, I am going to ram that gun down your throat.”

“You can go f** yourself!” The man checked his busted lip for blood before pointing the gun at my head. I pressed against the wall. “I don’t care who she belongs to. She’s dog food now.”

“Wait, he’s right. I’m valuable.” I held my hands up, palms exposed. “Scan me and you’ll see.”

Diesel swung back around as though I had just revealed explosives under my shirt.

“What?” The man with the bleeding lip laughed. “Scan you? Are you some Elite’s secret lover?”

“How could you possibly be of any use to us?” The other asked over the taunting.

I licked my lips, unable to understand the horrified scowl that tightened Diesel’s face. “I don’t have a soul imprint.”

 

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Austine
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