Summoning


Goddess of the Sea (Goddess Summoning, #1)
Goddess of Love (Goddess Summoning, #5)
The Summoning (Darkest Powers, #1)
Goddess of Spring (Goddess Summoning, #2)
Goddess of Light (Goddess Summoning, #3)
Goddess of the Rose (Goddess Summoning, #4)
The Novice (Summoner, #1)
Echoes in the Dark (The Summoning #5)
Keepers of the Flame (The Summoning #4)
Protector of the Flight (The Summoning #3)
Warrior Rising (Goddess Summoning, #6)
Sorceress of Faith (The Summoning #2)
Guardian of Honor (The Summoning #1)
Mein neues Leben als Hexe in einer fremden Welt 06 (German Edition)
The Hunter’s Code 7 (The Hunter's Code #7)
Kelley Armstrong
"Who taught you to raise the dead?" "N-no one. I—I've never even met another necromancer before you." Not exactly true. I'd briefly met the ghost of one, but he hadn't been much help. "Did the Edison Group give you books? Manuals?" "J-Just a history book that I—I skimmed through a bit. Th-there wasn't anything on rituals." A moment of silence as she studied me through the mirror. "You were trying to make a point, weren't you, Chloe?" "Wh-what?" "I said you couldn't raise the dead; you prove ...more
Kelley Armstrong, The Reckoning

Sweet, tart, tangy soup. Slim strips of boiled cabbage. Carrot. Potato. Cubed and stewed. A single chunk of beef chuck, boiled so long it dissolved in the broth. Beet, cubed and blanched till its color faded to pink and dyed everything else in the pot maroon. Something zesty, below and above--- tomato paste? Pizza sauce? Oh, gross--- ketchup (?!!!) and a swirl of (blasphemy!) Miracle Whip. Borscht. With unorthodox trimmings. "Who puts ketchup in borscht?" Kostya wondered aloud. "Or Miracle Whip? ...more
Daria Lavelle, Aftertaste

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