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    Original Grace: Life As Grace, #1
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    Original Grace: Life As Grace, #1

    By J. Serrano

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    Grace aches to truly discover herself.  Where did she come from and how did she come to be?  She may be blessed with exceptional and God-like powers, but Grace is languishing in a cloud of the unknown.  As an immortal, Grace's problems are never-ending. Worldly losses are painful enough, but when it's discovered that her oldest memories were stolen by a council of vengeful divinities, the stage is set for all-out war with stakes that couldn't climb higher. 
    Earth's most clandestine faction offers refuge, but teaming up with vampires only further angers the enemy. Moreover, Grace's alliance with these earthbound hunters is strictly forbidden. The reason, running through their veins, will represent a riddle that together must be solved—and fast—for fate is closing in.       
    Grace will soon receive an ultimatum of galactic weight. Those closest to her believe she's trapped, but bombshells lie in store. 
    Buckle up and enter a beautiful world of science fiction and fantasy which explores the concepts of loyalty and unyielding love in mythical proportions.  This is just the beginning… 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ. Serrano
    Release dateJan 29, 2019
    ISBN9781734060300
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    Original Grace: Life As Grace, #1
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    J. Serrano

    J. Serrano is a captivating storyteller and multi-published author in science fiction and fantasy. Born in Quantico, Virginia she immediately joined the Marine Corps after graduating from high school.  The desire to reach out beyond her roots and see the world burned bright.  Be that as it may, something was still amiss.  After making the transition to civilian life J. Serrano went back to school and pursued a career in the field of Information Technology while focusing upon raising her family. Life does not always play out the way we intend however.  Following a tragic accident, she was left a young widow.  Ignoring the overwhelming urge to surrender, J. Serrano has chosen instead to rise up and insert that missing puzzle piece into her life… the deep love for literacy which has been smoldering beneath the surface for ages.  The result is a series of breathtaking stories which flow from her haunted mind.  An avid reader and writer, J. Serrano has poured all of the knowledge and creativity which she has bottled up and possesses into her literary works.  True esoteric creations which are riddled with jaw-dropping action and her own unique blend of Mephistophelian wit. Gripping and enthralling! Fans are encouraged to check out J. Serrano’s books on her website, where they can also keep up with her latest adventures and ramblings.  Readers can also connect with her at the following locations: Twitter @jserranowrites Facebook /JSerranoWrites

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