The Shape of Things to Come (Coven Cove, Book 2) by David Clark

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azw3 | 448.21 KB | N/A | Isbn:N/A | Author: David Clark | Year: 2022
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Larissa is the child of two worlds. She is a witch and a vampire.
Witches fear her.
Vampires want her blood....
and to complicate matters, she is in love with a human, which is forbidden by both.

Larissa now knows what is after her and why, and, with the help of her new family at the coven, has survived an attempt to gain what it wants. If only life were simple and that was the end of it.

While its threat constantly looms overhead, many questions still haunt Larissa. The more she learns about her past, the more questions arise from both her and other interested parties, such as the Council of Mages who are not sure what to make of this immortal sister of theirs; they are far from ready to welcome her in with open arms.

Larissa has to tight rope a delicate search for the truth of her past, where she needs to know the truth, but may not like what she finds. Only the truth can truly set her free of her and the council's questions, but Nathan is concerned her continued focus on the past will interfere with any kind of future they may have.

Read to find out if Larissa finds the truths she needs about her past, present, and future, and what answers those truths bring about the great power struggle for she finds herself in the center of.

            
                
                
                    
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