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Wicked Witch #1
Wicked Destiny
Trouble.
That's how everybody described Destiny O'Neill. Trouble wrapped up in a smart-assed bow. The first black witch born to the Celtic gods in a thousand years, Destiny's tongue was as poisonous as her magic and her parties were the stuff of legend. Until two stripes on a pregnancy test changed everything.
Now all Destiny wants is a normal life. She wants to pass her exams, graduate university, and look after the only people that matter in her life--her daughter and her aunt. She doesn't want to hear about the magical police division or how much her skills could help them. And she's sorry about those missing kids on the news but it's not her problem.
All Destiny needs to do is get past her twenty-first birthday without using her powers, and she will be approved to join the ranks of the free witches and escape The Family, for once and for all.
No problem. Until the boy with the blue eyes crosses her path again...
Fans of bad-ass witches, intriguing warlocks, paranormal detectives, and fast-paced action will loved this mesmerizing new paranormal fantasy series from L.C. Hibbett.
*Wicked Destiny is a full-length novel. The Wicked Witches series is an Urban Fantasy Paranormal Mystery series with a slow-burn Reverse Harem romantic elements.*
Warning: Salty language used throughout. Romantic scenes increasing in heat as the series progresses.
That's how everybody described Destiny O'Neill. Trouble wrapped up in a smart-assed bow. The first black witch born to the Celtic gods in a thousand years, Destiny's tongue was as poisonous as her magic and her parties were the stuff of legend. Until two stripes on a pregnancy test changed everything.
Now all Destiny wants is a normal life. She wants to pass her exams, graduate university, and look after the only people that matter in her life--her daughter and her aunt. She doesn't want to hear about the magical police division or how much her skills could help them. And she's sorry about those missing kids on the news but it's not her problem.
All Destiny needs to do is get past her twenty-first birthday without using her powers, and she will be approved to join the ranks of the free witches and escape The Family, for once and for all.
No problem. Until the boy with the blue eyes crosses her path again...
Fans of bad-ass witches, intriguing warlocks, paranormal detectives, and fast-paced action will loved this mesmerizing new paranormal fantasy series from L.C. Hibbett.
*Wicked Destiny is a full-length novel. The Wicked Witches series is an Urban Fantasy Paranormal Mystery series with a slow-burn Reverse Harem romantic elements.*
Warning: Salty language used throughout. Romantic scenes increasing in heat as the series progresses.
312 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 19, 2017
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November 21, 2017
Markus seemed bad news from bk1 and I wasn't impressed that the h kept him around as more than a dad to the baby. Also it seemed weird that a two year old kid didn't talk more.
2.75 stars
2.75 stars
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December 26, 2017
In a world where witches’ abilities are denoted by colour, Destiny is the first black witch to be born for generations. Her power? To suck the lifeforce from living beings. And black witches are always evil, right?
Well not this one. Destiny plans on overturning that evil tag, which means escaping the god, Balor, who just happens to be her father, and joining the Coven of Free Witches in Dublin. Until she reaches the age of 21 and becomes eligible to join the Coven she needs to stay alive, earn a living, and keep her 2-year-old toddler safe and off the supernatural radar. So, when she gets entangled in an investigation into the disappearance of supernatural children from a wide range of species, life becomes more than a bit tricky.
I really enjoyed this story, it’s refreshing to have Dublin, Ireland, as the setting, and the world building was solid. Politics rears its ugly head in very believable ways, there is plenty of action, humour, and slow burn romance (the reverse harem tag is a bit misleading at this stage of the series, though the end hints at where this is going).
Dialogue is great, as are the characters, and Destiny’s motives are a secure driving force for the plot. I think this will really appeal to mothers, which is where it didn’t grab me so well, as I’m not a parent. There is a short prequel attached to the end of the book and although you don’t need to have read it to understand the novel, I did, and I’d highly recommend it, as it makes things a lot clearer.
For me, the ending felt rushed. It’s a satisfying conclusion (I was starting to panic at about 80% in, suddenly wondering if I’d been duped into reading another of those books that ends on a cliff hanger, but thankfully that wasn’t the case), I just felt it could have been expanded a bit to produce a more satisfying emotional punch.
The wrap up promises more to come from this group, and I will be reading it, as I found Destiny to be a character with a lot more to offer yet. Recommended for readers of Urban Fantasy who like something a touch different from the usual kick ass, sword-wielding female protagonist.
Well not this one. Destiny plans on overturning that evil tag, which means escaping the god, Balor, who just happens to be her father, and joining the Coven of Free Witches in Dublin. Until she reaches the age of 21 and becomes eligible to join the Coven she needs to stay alive, earn a living, and keep her 2-year-old toddler safe and off the supernatural radar. So, when she gets entangled in an investigation into the disappearance of supernatural children from a wide range of species, life becomes more than a bit tricky.
I really enjoyed this story, it’s refreshing to have Dublin, Ireland, as the setting, and the world building was solid. Politics rears its ugly head in very believable ways, there is plenty of action, humour, and slow burn romance (the reverse harem tag is a bit misleading at this stage of the series, though the end hints at where this is going).
Dialogue is great, as are the characters, and Destiny’s motives are a secure driving force for the plot. I think this will really appeal to mothers, which is where it didn’t grab me so well, as I’m not a parent. There is a short prequel attached to the end of the book and although you don’t need to have read it to understand the novel, I did, and I’d highly recommend it, as it makes things a lot clearer.
For me, the ending felt rushed. It’s a satisfying conclusion (I was starting to panic at about 80% in, suddenly wondering if I’d been duped into reading another of those books that ends on a cliff hanger, but thankfully that wasn’t the case), I just felt it could have been expanded a bit to produce a more satisfying emotional punch.
The wrap up promises more to come from this group, and I will be reading it, as I found Destiny to be a character with a lot more to offer yet. Recommended for readers of Urban Fantasy who like something a touch different from the usual kick ass, sword-wielding female protagonist.
November 25, 2017
This is a very exciting fantasy reverse harem read, it’s full of twists and turns and is a hell if a story and i am hoping that there’s more to come
July 13, 2018
Awesome
I was looking for something a little different when I saw this book. Now I can't wait to read the next book in the series. This one had Ireland, witches, faeries, gods, gifted humans and more.
I was looking for something a little different when I saw this book. Now I can't wait to read the next book in the series. This one had Ireland, witches, faeries, gods, gifted humans and more.
December 22, 2017
Destined
This is quite a good novel, however, the protagonist blathered on until I felt like clapping my hand over her mouth.
This is quite a good novel, however, the protagonist blathered on until I felt like clapping my hand over her mouth.
November 25, 2017
I've liked all the other reads I've had from this author but this might be my favorite one. I've always liked interconnected series; rehashing previous characters & unraveling subplots from the main story line.
Honestly, before this I was in some kind of a slump (esp from reverse harem reads) so I was glad that I finished this one in one sitting.
Though, I admit, I was conflicted with the main characters...mainly with the rapport of each hero with the heroine. The heroine herself was a 50-5o for me. Half of the time (mostly her as a mother and daughter) I was fond of her. I admired all young & single mothers, sometimes to the extent of hero-worshiping them. And re-reading the prequel to this, the heroine had come a long way from being spoiled rare-black-witch daughter-to-a-freaking-god to this hardworking, selfless mom.
It was just...I also had ugh/meh feelings for her for the other half of time. But that could also because no one's perfect and she's bound to make mistakes, too.
Most of the reasons why I was irritated by the heroine was because of her rocky connections with the heroes. Ok, let's start off with Markus. As the childhood friend turned boyfriend to the heroine, I've also had to see him in the prequel as a self-entitled boy. Then there's also the indication that he cheated on the heroine with the best friend-ugh, challenges my non-judge-mentality, istg. So wasn't it only natural that the then newly-found pregnant heroine felt insecure as to whether he would/could shoulder the responsibility? And jesus fucking christ, speaking of the devil, Willow seemed the same to me. Just a kiss, my ass. Still blaming others, only difference was the crazy father set his sights on her. Anyway, back to Markus. His recent character, as someone who was supposed to have grown up, only got brief actions in general so I would have to read more from him to get a grasp of him. And hopefully to get him more bonding moments with his daughter. He deserved that now,
at least.
Nick. Although his beginnings with the heroine was built on a rocky foundation, both the good intentions and almost futile attempts in forming a relationship with the heroine definitely overthrew the said rocky foundation.
Lastly, Patrick. My favorite. He's spent the least time with her but had the best relationship with the heroine. And dare I say has the best chemistry among the guys? Complements the heroine very well.
Hope to read more from this author real soon!
January 12, 2018
I received a free review copy in exchange for an honest review.
Wicked Destiny was an immensely enjoyable book with a strong female protagonist, well-crafted world and well written plot. I've read the first book in the companion series to this one, so I knew a little about the world already, but even so Wicked Destiny was still better written and if I'd read them the other way around I probably wouldn't have been as confused when I read Beauty's Beasts (the first in the companion series). I was also engaged the entire way through and found myself constantly wanting to know what happened next.
Destiny herself was a breath of fresh air. Unlike so many female protagonists, her main priority was not centred around her love interest (or should I say interests...), but was instead focused on her daughter. Yes the romance element was there, but it wasn't a dominating part of the plot. It didn't saturate the story to the point where it was painful to read, but instead complemented it nicely.
There was also less dramatic endings in Wicked Destiny. I mentioned in my review of Beauty's Beasts that there were so many chapters which ended dramatically, like with a secret being revealed or some sort of dangerous situation occurring, to the point where it became monotonous and predictable. This wasn't the case in Wicked Destiny. There were some dramatic endings definitely, but enough to keep the story suspenseful and exciting rather than boring the reader with its predictability.
I will admit that before going into this book, I was wary considering it's set in the same world as Beauty's Beasts and I was a little disappointed with that particular book, but I can safely say that Wicked Destiny lived up to the standard I had come to expect from L.C. Hibbett from her Demon-Born Trilogy and I'm very much looking forward to the next one.
Wicked Destiny was an immensely enjoyable book with a strong female protagonist, well-crafted world and well written plot. I've read the first book in the companion series to this one, so I knew a little about the world already, but even so Wicked Destiny was still better written and if I'd read them the other way around I probably wouldn't have been as confused when I read Beauty's Beasts (the first in the companion series). I was also engaged the entire way through and found myself constantly wanting to know what happened next.
Destiny herself was a breath of fresh air. Unlike so many female protagonists, her main priority was not centred around her love interest (or should I say interests...), but was instead focused on her daughter. Yes the romance element was there, but it wasn't a dominating part of the plot. It didn't saturate the story to the point where it was painful to read, but instead complemented it nicely.
There was also less dramatic endings in Wicked Destiny. I mentioned in my review of Beauty's Beasts that there were so many chapters which ended dramatically, like with a secret being revealed or some sort of dangerous situation occurring, to the point where it became monotonous and predictable. This wasn't the case in Wicked Destiny. There were some dramatic endings definitely, but enough to keep the story suspenseful and exciting rather than boring the reader with its predictability.
I will admit that before going into this book, I was wary considering it's set in the same world as Beauty's Beasts and I was a little disappointed with that particular book, but I can safely say that Wicked Destiny lived up to the standard I had come to expect from L.C. Hibbett from her Demon-Born Trilogy and I'm very much looking forward to the next one.
November 24, 2017
“When push comes to shove, you’ve got two choices in life—drown or swim.”
For whatever reason, I did not expect much from this book. I don't even have any excuse as to why I judged it this way, but I'm glad to say that I was wrong.
Even though the beginning was a little confusing and the thought "what the hell is going on" crossed my mind more than once during reading, the story never failed to draw a reaction out of me. It was captivating. I was on page one and already my eyebrows were raised and I was blinking stupidly at the page because I did not expect it to start dropping bombs at me so early in the story.
The world building was...interesting, to say the least, but I still want to know more about it. I also liked the characters, however little we got to know about them. They seem like an interesting bunch.
I did somehow managed to guess who the bad guy was the moment we met that person, but it still surprised me that I got that right.
So, to sum things up - I definitely liked Wicked Destiny and I want more. There is a lot left to learn here and I really want to see where the story will take us next.
December 10, 2017
Two bars means the party is over
I love how Destiny goes from party princess to forced maturity once she realizes she’s pregnant (there’s a prequel story attached as an extra at the novels end - not necessary to the tale but it does give great background), and I love how she puts her child above everything else even in the face of newfound poverty.
Despite her name, and despite being the first the first black witch born into any family of the Celtic gods for thousands of years, Destiny (Des) isn’t going to allow destiny to control her. Circumstances may force her to act, but this gal has her head screwed on right. Ditto for her three main men, Nick, Trick and Markus (hey, if they’re ok sharing there’s no reason to make a gal choose). The romance is on a slow burn here, though I suspect the temperature will increase in later books. The action, not slow slow. This is a well plotted novel with some really great characters and excellent words building. Fans of L.C. Hibbett’s other books will not be disappointed, and newcomers are in for a treat.
Highly recommended.
I love how Destiny goes from party princess to forced maturity once she realizes she’s pregnant (there’s a prequel story attached as an extra at the novels end - not necessary to the tale but it does give great background), and I love how she puts her child above everything else even in the face of newfound poverty.
Despite her name, and despite being the first the first black witch born into any family of the Celtic gods for thousands of years, Destiny (Des) isn’t going to allow destiny to control her. Circumstances may force her to act, but this gal has her head screwed on right. Ditto for her three main men, Nick, Trick and Markus (hey, if they’re ok sharing there’s no reason to make a gal choose). The romance is on a slow burn here, though I suspect the temperature will increase in later books. The action, not slow slow. This is a well plotted novel with some really great characters and excellent words building. Fans of L.C. Hibbett’s other books will not be disappointed, and newcomers are in for a treat.
Highly recommended.
November 24, 2017
Destiny is the first black witch born into any family of the Celtic gods for 1000's of years and life was sweet as she held great parties and had a talent for being poisonous in words as well as her magic. Then she has two stripes on a pregnancy test and everything has to change. She just wants a normal life with her aunt and daughter. Then kids start going missing and she feels sorry but it's not her problem. All she needs to do is get to her 21st birthday and then she can join the free witches and escape The Family
This was a great story that had me so hooked I stayed up until 3 am reading it. Please don't be afraid or be put of by it being described as a "reverse harem" book - it was very sensitively done and there was no kissing let alone any sex. I loved the way the book ended and look forward to the next one to see how it develops going forward. Everything was well written and easy to understand.
This was a great story that had me so hooked I stayed up until 3 am reading it. Please don't be afraid or be put of by it being described as a "reverse harem" book - it was very sensitively done and there was no kissing let alone any sex. I loved the way the book ended and look forward to the next one to see how it develops going forward. Everything was well written and easy to understand.
November 25, 2017
A compelling blend of modern and mythic, it’s a world filled with ancient gods and our everyday technology. This world is as unique as the characters that inhabit it. And there’s no one else in it quite like the Black Witch, the first of her kind in centuries. Destiny’s a fascinating blend of protective mother, capable and willing to do whatever she has to, and novice witch, still learning how to use her awe-inspiring powers. I love how this book blends paranormal romance with a light touch of psychological thriller and a hint of mystery. The series is like nothing else I’ve read before and that makes me ravenous for more. It's only just barely over and already I'm ready to read the next book.
I received a complimentary copy of this book.
I received a complimentary copy of this book.
November 27, 2017
Princess to pauper
This looks like it will be a really fun series. I haven't read Izzy's story first, but I understood everything without it. Destiny had to grow up when she found out she was pregnant. Living as a spoiled princess with her father to being a poor single mother would be a challenge for most people. She seemed to take the challenges head on and make a decent living for her family. She was still unwilling to make connections with others though, so the adventure finding the missing kids was good for her.
I do wish it was longer though. A lot happens in a short time and I would have enjoyed more interactions with the missing children and Destiny's family and her romantic relationships.
This looks like it will be a really fun series. I haven't read Izzy's story first, but I understood everything without it. Destiny had to grow up when she found out she was pregnant. Living as a spoiled princess with her father to being a poor single mother would be a challenge for most people. She seemed to take the challenges head on and make a decent living for her family. She was still unwilling to make connections with others though, so the adventure finding the missing kids was good for her.
I do wish it was longer though. A lot happens in a short time and I would have enjoyed more interactions with the missing children and Destiny's family and her romantic relationships.
November 22, 2017
I was a little leery when I saw reverse haram but thought what the heck I love this author so why not. I am so glad I did. The entire aspect of the rh is still new to me so I loved that it was tastefully done and not the major part of the story. Nope this author does not disappoint so after a slow start while things are put in place the story takes off with plenty of action with the twisted plots and mayhem we expect from her reads. There are plenty of layers to dig thru and loads of magic and shifters which I love so I am interested in reading a whole lot more of this.
December 10, 2017
Great start to a series
Destiny is pretty awesome. I liked that her main priority really was her daughter. She makes some choices that negatively impact others, but I think they were the best choices she could have made with what she knew at the time, and protect her child. Trick, Nick, and Markus are great. It is a slow burn, so things doing really get steamy, but I liked how they supported and cared for Destiny. I did think Destiny’s plan at the end was rather sudden, and came out of nowhere, but I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
Destiny is pretty awesome. I liked that her main priority really was her daughter. She makes some choices that negatively impact others, but I think they were the best choices she could have made with what she knew at the time, and protect her child. Trick, Nick, and Markus are great. It is a slow burn, so things doing really get steamy, but I liked how they supported and cared for Destiny. I did think Destiny’s plan at the end was rather sudden, and came out of nowhere, but I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
February 11, 2018
Just awful. Reverse harem = polygamy
This book is bad on so many levels. Maybe I’m old fashion, but I like a true love/soulmates kind of romance. A woman wanting multiple different guys just come across as slutty to me. There was also several different characters that they talked about having multiple “mates”. No, just no. The characters all seemed flat, the story line is boring, and I couldn’t connect to it. I have Kindle unlimited so I read an endless amount of books. This book is a colossal waste of your time.
This book is bad on so many levels. Maybe I’m old fashion, but I like a true love/soulmates kind of romance. A woman wanting multiple different guys just come across as slutty to me. There was also several different characters that they talked about having multiple “mates”. No, just no. The characters all seemed flat, the story line is boring, and I couldn’t connect to it. I have Kindle unlimited so I read an endless amount of books. This book is a colossal waste of your time.
November 21, 2017
Shifters and Witches! Oh, Yeah!
Slow then Bam!
This was a little slow for me in the beginning. I kept reading and it took off! This RH paranormal fantasy has some action. Shifters and witches are different here with more catagories and variety. Learning them is fun for me. The series has caught my interest and I will read more as they are published! I really like the Celtic mythology references and the Irish vernacular. I love all the characters but Nick is a hottie!
Slow then Bam!
This was a little slow for me in the beginning. I kept reading and it took off! This RH paranormal fantasy has some action. Shifters and witches are different here with more catagories and variety. Learning them is fun for me. The series has caught my interest and I will read more as they are published! I really like the Celtic mythology references and the Irish vernacular. I love all the characters but Nick is a hottie!
November 28, 2017
Rushed
I liked the story but it felt like I was missing entire sections, you know like the part when Destiny, Nick, Trick and Marcus became a thing? It's a reverse harem that skipped all the heat, apparently put all the relationship stuff off page and exists in a fascinating world that's underexplaimed. Yes the story was interesting, but I want the whole story, not just the highlights.
I liked the story but it felt like I was missing entire sections, you know like the part when Destiny, Nick, Trick and Marcus became a thing? It's a reverse harem that skipped all the heat, apparently put all the relationship stuff off page and exists in a fascinating world that's underexplaimed. Yes the story was interesting, but I want the whole story, not just the highlights.
April 23, 2018
Wicked Destiny is a wonderful read!
Unique and engaging
Mysterious and suspenseful
In a world where witches power's are recognized by their colors, Destiny is a black witch. A black witch has not been born for generations and are the takers of life. But Destiny is different.
I enjoyed the mix of witches, shifters, humans with special powers, gods, fairies and the like. But what I really loved was the addition of Snow and her seven men! Very enter and I can't wait to read her story!
Unique and engaging
Mysterious and suspenseful
In a world where witches power's are recognized by their colors, Destiny is a black witch. A black witch has not been born for generations and are the takers of life. But Destiny is different.
I enjoyed the mix of witches, shifters, humans with special powers, gods, fairies and the like. But what I really loved was the addition of Snow and her seven men! Very enter and I can't wait to read her story!
December 23, 2017
I really liked this book. I like that destiny is a mom and that one of her men is a dad. It gives the story a little more depth. I've read both the prequel and beauty's beasts, so I like how it all comes together. I am looking forward to the next book so I can see destiny try to have a relationship with her men.
November 22, 2017
Great start to this new series! I am very excited to see what might happen next to these characters as they work to combat some of the craziness that seems to be going down in this world. Also very excited to see who else the main character meets and how she will juggle the men who have entered her life ;).
December 2, 2017
Destiny
Wow! This author was new to me but won't be for long...I thoroughly enjoyed every second of this book. I love paranormal books and this one was exceptional. I drank it all in and thirst for more...not a dull moment to be had and plot twists galore. I can't wait to see what else this author has for me to read!
Wow! This author was new to me but won't be for long...I thoroughly enjoyed every second of this book. I love paranormal books and this one was exceptional. I drank it all in and thirst for more...not a dull moment to be had and plot twists galore. I can't wait to see what else this author has for me to read!
December 23, 2017
This is just so good!!!! I loved it!!!! The characters are funny, loving, complex and interesting with great back stories that flow seamlessly with the story line. The world building is wonderful and I love that it’s set in Ireland. This is a fantastic series opener and I’m excited to see what’s next for Destiny 😁😁
January 12, 2018
Starts Slow, But Builds to a Great Finish
For the first half of the book, I was able to set it down and almost gave up reading. However, it showed promise and I stuck with it. I was rewarded with a much better second half and was enjoying the story of Destiny and the crew who became her aides in an impossible mission. Definitely worth the time it takes to read it.
For the first half of the book, I was able to set it down and almost gave up reading. However, it showed promise and I stuck with it. I was rewarded with a much better second half and was enjoying the story of Destiny and the crew who became her aides in an impossible mission. Definitely worth the time it takes to read it.
January 21, 2018
I absolutely loved it and I am looking forward to reading book 2 (which will hopefully be released soon) :)
At first, I was a little worried that I wouldn't like the story, because the main character is a mother and for the reason that I don't have children I thought I wouldn't be able to relate. Thankfully I loved Destiny and her little girl -not to mention the slow-burn rh romance :)
At first, I was a little worried that I wouldn't like the story, because the main character is a mother and for the reason that I don't have children I thought I wouldn't be able to relate. Thankfully I loved Destiny and her little girl -not to mention the slow-burn rh romance :)
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January 30, 2018
Good storytelling, strong characters, electrifying writing of words will put you right in the middle of the book quickly. Destiny, one very strong witch left her clan to hide from her father that wanted her to do very bad things. Destiny left and found a city to hide in with many witches. Lost children and love follows. Good Book!
March 13, 2019
I was drawn in from the start.
Anne Kinslow.
I enjoyed this story immensely. The story flowed from beginning to end and has some great characters, lots of action and I loved the story as there was a lot going on and just about every emotion you could experience from happiness,sadness, pain,fear heartache, tears.
Anne Kinslow.
I enjoyed this story immensely. The story flowed from beginning to end and has some great characters, lots of action and I loved the story as there was a lot going on and just about every emotion you could experience from happiness,sadness, pain,fear heartache, tears.
December 15, 2019
1 Star = DNF.
2 Star = Finished. Didn’t really enjoy.
3 Star = Finished. Story was neither good nor bad.
3.5 Star = Finished. Story was neither good nor bad. Will probably pick up next in series if there is one.
4 Star = Finished. Enjoyed story & will definitely pick up next in the series!
5 Star = Bloody LOVED it! ❤️
2 Star = Finished. Didn’t really enjoy.
3 Star = Finished. Story was neither good nor bad.
3.5 Star = Finished. Story was neither good nor bad. Will probably pick up next in series if there is one.
4 Star = Finished. Enjoyed story & will definitely pick up next in the series!
5 Star = Bloody LOVED it! ❤️
December 19, 2017
That was the interesting beginning of Reverse Harem story. Don't suspect it in this book.
Destiny is a black witch. She means trouble.
Some missing of children happens.
How will he manage to help them if it was probably deeded of the god - her father?
It was an enjoyable read.
Destiny is a black witch. She means trouble.
Some missing of children happens.
How will he manage to help them if it was probably deeded of the god - her father?
It was an enjoyable read.
November 23, 2017
Enjoyable.
Very interesting. I felt like the story ended to soon and was unfinished but it was a good read otherwise. Might suggest the prelude be at the start for those who hadnt read previous novels.
Very interesting. I felt like the story ended to soon and was unfinished but it was a good read otherwise. Might suggest the prelude be at the start for those who hadnt read previous novels.
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