Mactus: Light-Bearer Series

by Emily Guido

As Charmeine and Tabbruis unite to proclaim their love for one another it becomes apparent a dark task has presented itself for the ill-fated lovers to overcome. Even with the beautiful union between Tabbruis and Charmeine, destiny will surely reveal itself. Being the Queen of Light, Charmeine is fated to bring light and love into the world, but yet her personal life can in no way interfere with her task. Devoted to Tabbruis and her son, Shane, it is all she can do to focus. As the rule of engagement commences, she must first step up to the plate and bring forth a change to an endless feud which has already been acclaimed centuries into existence. As King of Darkness, Tabbruis has been placed in his position for a purpose. His love for Charmeine has only brought peace and clarity into existence for him. With his family now back together, he must stand against his own kind, not only to protect what is right but also to defend the world from the impending darkness. Family bonds only strengthen the ties. Shane introduces his proclaimed love into the picture and in a jaw dropping course of events, love is tested and the family is torn apart. They say that love can span the planes of existence, but can this family hold tight until the end and keep it together just long enough to face forces of darkness that is so hell bent on destroying the world?

154 pages, Paperback

Published January 17, 2013

About the author

Emily Guido is a Published writer under Invictus/PDMI Publishing and Emily Guido Publishing, US. She is a Young Adult, Paranormal Romance Author. Inspiration to write The Light-Bearer Series came from a premise of light and dark characters who have an epic romance. Emily has published four novels, Charmeine, Mactus, Accendo, Seditious. She is working on more novels in The Light-Bearer Series Ransom and Conundrum which will be released soon.

Notes to Reviewers and Readers: The Blood-Hunter Race or Elders have been on Earth for several millennia. Use of contractions like I'm, don't or can't is not practiced. They use a refined way of speech. Also, please read the CURRENT edition of my books. There are several OLD editions out in circulation. Please contact me at guido.emily@gmail.com, I will provide a current edition.