Ebook {Epub PDF} The Spawn of Lilith by Dana Fredsti

The Spawn of Lilith Paperback – J. by. Dana Fredsti (Author) › Visit Amazon's Dana Fredsti Page. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author. Dana Fredsti (Author) out of 5 stars. 57 ratings/5(57). Book 1. The Spawn of Lilith. by Dana Fredsti. · Ratings · 75 Reviews · published · 4 editions. Out of the spotlight, in the darker corners of the. Want to Author: Dana Fredsti.  · Spawn of Lilith is the first in a series that is a solid 3 1/2-star read. It’s a quirky, clever read in which the main character, Lee Striga, is a B-movie stuntwoman in a world and industry populated by supes to which most people (but not everyone) are blissfully unaware/5.

Spawn of Lilith (Book 2) Author: Dana Fredsti Publisher: Titan Books Page count: pp Release date: 2nd April Reviewer: Theresa Derwin I read the first Spawn of Lilith book on its release, and absolutely loved it. Lee Striga is a stuntwoman recovering from serious injuries, trying to reforge a career in the film industry. Book 1. The Spawn of Lilith. by Dana Fredsti. · Ratings · 75 Reviews · published · 4 editions. Out of the spotlight, in the darker corners of the. Want to Read. Shelving menu. Shelve The Spawn of Lilith. The Spawn of Lilith . by Dana Fredsti. (57) $ Out of the spotlight, in the darker corners of the studio backlots, Hollywood hides a remarkable secret. Actor or actress, set designer, electrician, best boy, or grip—in la-la land, it pays not to be human.

The Spawn of Lilith by Fredsti, Dana. Titan Books. Used - Very Good. Item in very good condition! Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc. Dana Fredsti is the author of the Ashley Parker PLAGUE TOWN trilogy, as well as a frequent short fiction contributor and author (under pseudonym) of a number of erotic fantasy novels. She has been a producer, director, and screenplay writer for stage and film, and was the co-writer / associate producer on Urban Rescuers, which won Best. The Spawn of Lilith by Dana Fredsti has promise, but ultimately didn’t give me everything I wanted. I wanted the chocolate fountain, and instead got like, a stream of chocolate milk that only landed half in the glass.