Healing Magic
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When I left Lucent Academy in search of a cure to Vyken poison, I had no idea the battles I’d face. Vampires, witches and even shifters try to kill me.
I should give up. Save myself.
But I cannot forget Liam and what he means to me.
Poison courses through his veins and fighting that evil every day has taken a terrible toll on him. I see it in his eyes, feel it in his touch. If I can relieve that suffering even for a day, I will.
So I follow every lead, no matter how dangerous, for the man I love.
But when the path leads me to someone unexpected from Liam’s past, everything I’ve worked for may be destroyed. This is one fight I can’t win.
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作者简介
Born at the stroke of midnight, Raven Steele grew up in a home bordering a graveyard as old as time. Ghosts became her only friends and whispered tales of a world that existed between night and day. In this place, monsters roamed the lands, magic curled in the wind, and good and evil fought over the hearts and minds of humans. Desperate to not let those dark and brave creatures be forgotten, Raven wrote down the words of the ghosts, knowing their stories of triumph and sorrow would give strength and comfort to those in our world.
And so, when the sun sets, Raven retreats to the cemetery at the edge of the woods, where she sits and listens to the dead speak their tales of Rouen and all of its inhabitants. Because one day, our two worlds may collide, and when they do, we must be ready. For when their darkness bleeds into ours, we will be fighting for more than our lives. We will be battling for our souls.
Raven Steele is a pen name to USA Today's bestselling author Rachel McClellan.
