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    Veins of Magic (Otherworld)

     
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    Veins of Magic (Otherworld)

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    The Sequel to Heart of the Fae, where Beauty and the Beast meets Irish Mythology



    Once upon a time…



    Heartache dogs the steps of Sorcha of Ui Neill. Although she is home with her family, she is unable to shake the memories of her time in Hy-brasil. She heals with a heavy heart, tells stories with melancholy words, and cannot forget the magic of the Otherworld. When an opportunity arises to return to her beloved Fae Prince, she makes a questionable deal. Dark magic, druidic curses, and a witch open a portal and send her tumbling into the middle of a war she must end for the sake of all who dwell in the Otherworld.



    Saving the faeries will not be easy when she has become a woman they fear.



    The once banished king battles his way through the Otherworld, freeing the Lesser Fae with each swing of his sword. Each attack turns Eamonn into something far more beastly than before. Geodes multiply and hinder his movements, harden his heart, and crystalize his resolve.



    Together, they face the King of the Seelie Fae and his golden army to end the war that will change the fate of the Otherworld forever.



    It is suggested to read Heart of the Fae before reading this book

    Product details

    EAN/ISBN:
    9780999424445
    Medium:
    Paperback
    Number of pages:
    348
    Publication date:
    2017-12-11
    Publisher:
    Emma Hamm
    EAN/ISBN:
    9780999424445
    Medium:
    Paperback
    Number of pages:
    348
    Publication date:
    2017-12-11
    Publisher:
    Emma Hamm

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