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Darkflower: A Novel of the Scottish Borders
It's time for the Darkflower to bloom...
The winter of 1746 has come to the Scottish Borders, and Saorsa Stuart and her companions are reeling from the Faerie attack at the Witches' Circle at Morrigan's Cave. With Alex now in the hands of the Violet Woman, Saorsa must now rise to lead the charge against their enemies from Faerie, uniting her allies and venturing into a new form of magick to gain the advantage. Will she be able to draw the Violet Woman out and defeat her, or has she lost Alexander Scott forever? And if she is successful, will she ever be the same?
The winter of 1746 has come to the Scottish Borders, and Saorsa Stuart and her companions are reeling from the Faerie attack at the Witches' Circle at Morrigan's Cave. With Alex now in the hands of the Violet Woman, Saorsa must now rise to lead the charge against their enemies from Faerie, uniting her allies and venturing into a new form of magick to gain the advantage. Will she be able to draw the Violet Woman out and defeat her, or has she lost Alexander Scott forever? And if she is successful, will she ever be the same?
765 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 29, 2022
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April 1, 2023
Absolutely Amazing!
This was my favorite book of the series so far. The horrible things that had happened to all the characters has finally come together and much healing has taken place! I loved Mia and Thomas' wedding. Then,finally Saorsa finds who she is meant to be and Alex too! So many mysteries come to light but there are more to come.
This was my favorite book of the series so far. The horrible things that had happened to all the characters has finally come together and much healing has taken place! I loved Mia and Thomas' wedding. Then,finally Saorsa finds who she is meant to be and Alex too! So many mysteries come to light but there are more to come.
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