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  • A Witch Between Worlds, Book 9
  • By: Emma Glass
  • Narrated by: Rafe Beckley
  • Length: 8 hrs and 36 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)
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Summary

At the dawn of the Calamity, three separated lives intertwine.
 

Clara Blackwell’s magical training has drawn to a close. Haunted by the impending apocalypse, danger surrounds her at every turn. But mysteries deep within her dreams will finally come to light - and if she's lucky enough, she just might find a way to bring a new salvation to the vampire world.
 

Defeated but determined, Nikki Craven faces the impossible. As her quest fails and a bloodcurdling nemesis returns, she must convince the vampire lords of what she’s seen-by crossing the most treacherous mountains of her world, filled with incomparable darkness and flames.
 

Meanwhile, a boy with a stolen destiny is drawn back into the fold. As a rift activates, Peter Tatham must rush across the world and defy those who would control him. A terrible choice must be made. And on a dark, fateful night, the forgotten boy’s life is about to change-forever.
 

The pieces are set. The stalemate is breaking.

And the ultimate threat finally awakens....
©2019 Emma Glass (P)2019 Emma Glass
Paranormal Fantasy
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Brilliant

Well written, humorous and engaging. Rafe narrating the novel adds to its brilliance. I would definitely recommend. Enjoy !!!!

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