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Isobel Frost is ripped from her homeland of Peach Tree Grove, windswept into a Book of Witchlight. She's frozen for a fortnight alongside her fraternal twin; Sandra Frost in this mythical book. Torn from the God of Air and Protection, better known as Asa Lahey—the memories of Isobel are quite disoriented. She's lucky she remembers being the Sky Faerie thrown from the Fae-verse, on the run from Faerie Hunters. Isobel is in for a slow burn romance of an adventure from Peach Tree Grove, Coral Springs, Caballero to Evermont; the land of Faeries. Will she come full circle or will she become someone she's not meant to be?

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Book Type: Print & Digital

Edition: 1

Publisher: Ukiyoto Publishing

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Language: English

Pages: 260

Interior: BW

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Madaline Grey writes fantasy worlds with slow burn romances and adventure with a splash of paranormal here and there. She's a fan of reading, music, and good stuff to watch; a fan of most things. Her favorite authors are currently Charlene Antrobus and Meagan Pringle who have had a major impact on her writing outlook. She's planning to write more when inspiration strikes her. She's someone with a mind of her own, not always making the best decisions but going with what feels right.

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