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    Windstorm

    By Gaja J. Kos

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    About this ebook

    Liva Kasun is a Nightwraith. A witch on her father's side, a demon on her mother's. Only she wants absolutely nothing to do with the darkness of her heritage.

    Devoted to beauty and light, she uses her material-empath skills to aid people in need. But when a Fae walks into her antique shop, Liva's idyllic life shatters.

    Because not only is Cian a member of a demon-hunting race.

    The Fae is as sexy as he is lethal.

    Windstorm is a standalone HEA paranormal romance
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBoris Kos
    Release dateApr 26, 2018
    ISBN9789619436813
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