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Hummingbird Series #5
Mourning after Dawn
One, two, three, four.
They had escaped, they were free! The four of them had broken out from the most sadistic hellhole he had ever imagined, had been chased by an entire army into these nearly inaccessible mountains, and were now surely left for dead.
One, two, three, four.
Their guide and only defense lay dead just a few feet away. But all was not lost. He knew where the village was, the general direction at least. He could make it there before the weather really hit, even on foot.
One, two, three, four.
He sealed his lips around hers, then blew. He could make it there easily, if it wasn't for her...
One, two, three, four.
He was doomed.
Mourning After Dawn continues the story from where The Heredity of Hummingbirds leaves off, but it stands alone like the rest of the Hummingbird series as the reluctant lovers fight to survive in a mountainous valley that may prove more lethal than the army they left behind.
...
Daughters of Immortality picks up where Mourning after Dawn leaves off.
They had escaped, they were free! The four of them had broken out from the most sadistic hellhole he had ever imagined, had been chased by an entire army into these nearly inaccessible mountains, and were now surely left for dead.
One, two, three, four.
Their guide and only defense lay dead just a few feet away. But all was not lost. He knew where the village was, the general direction at least. He could make it there before the weather really hit, even on foot.
One, two, three, four.
He sealed his lips around hers, then blew. He could make it there easily, if it wasn't for her...
One, two, three, four.
He was doomed.
Mourning After Dawn continues the story from where The Heredity of Hummingbirds leaves off, but it stands alone like the rest of the Hummingbird series as the reluctant lovers fight to survive in a mountainous valley that may prove more lethal than the army they left behind.
...
Daughters of Immortality picks up where Mourning after Dawn leaves off.
410 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 21, 2009
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