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Make Damn Sure: Book Two in the Shadows and Regrets Series

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Make Damn Sure is the second book in the Shadows and Regrets series.

It's been a month since April's premonition.

She is struggling with her magic, the ramifications of her prophetic sight, and the expectations of everybody around her.

Meanwhile, Jack is reeling from the cost of saving Gaia and ignoring his new role as Guardian. Both Fate and Chaos see opportunities to further their causes. As April's premonitions and newfound magical abilities grow, the balance of the universe shifts once more, drawing Death's attention to April, and Death does not tolerate an unbalanced universe.

With the odds stacked against her, April must find herself some powerful allies and navigate the many revelations that are heading her way.



Rooted in the Arthurian legends and Norse mythology, Somewhere Out There is an enthralling exploration of betrayals, identity, tangled relationships, LGBTQ+ themes, loss and love.

With a dash of horror and humour, this adult urban fantasy is as much a psychological journey as a supernatural adventure set in an ever-changing, magic-soaked world.

Ideal for fans of His Dark Materials, American Gods, Good Omens, BBC's Merlin and Supernatural

390 pages, Paperback

Published November 19, 2024

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Caroline Astiago

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July 11, 2026
Another enjoyable read from Caroline Astiago.

The story continued in a spectacular fashion with the book being fast paced and unexpected. The world building placed you in modern day England with places from ancient times up to date with their modern equivalents.

The characters are deeply thought out and are loveable. Some, like Merlin, make you love them and hate them and love them again and the book is written in a way that makes you think.

My only criticism is I still don’t know who is talking at times in conversations with 3 or more people which can make it hard to follow with who says what which did occasionally suck me out the story.

All in all I will read the next book when it comes out and am looking forward to it :)
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