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Spark and Ember
Forty years ago, the world of humans and the world of magic collided. BIllions died on both sides, with confusion and anger leading to conflict. This event was known as "The Crash". After a thirty-year war, a shaky peace has been achieved in the last ten years.
Mary Foundling is a freelance demon hunter, chasing down evil in order to protect those who aren't able to do it themselves. It pays the bills and gives her a rare catharsis.
Unbeknownst to Mary, a standard mission will be more involved than she thought. The demons of her past are about to become more physical... Another war could be on the rise, with Mary acting as a pawn to kick it off.
Joined by the Fae Hound Husky, Mary faces down demons, Fae, and her own past as she is forced to confront them.
Mary Foundling is a freelance demon hunter, chasing down evil in order to protect those who aren't able to do it themselves. It pays the bills and gives her a rare catharsis.
Unbeknownst to Mary, a standard mission will be more involved than she thought. The demons of her past are about to become more physical... Another war could be on the rise, with Mary acting as a pawn to kick it off.
Joined by the Fae Hound Husky, Mary faces down demons, Fae, and her own past as she is forced to confront them.
282 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 17, 2020
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May 15, 2020
I loved this book!
I like your version of the fae and how you make your characters come to life! I can't wait to read the second book in this series it is original, fast paced I loved all the characters and wanted to cry at a few parts but loved the ending.
I like your version of the fae and how you make your characters come to life! I can't wait to read the second book in this series it is original, fast paced I loved all the characters and wanted to cry at a few parts but loved the ending.
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