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Accepted Bonds

Eunice Amnell

Publisher: Sentient Hen House

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Summary

Just after I’d decided to accept my bonds, I was hurt and kidnapped by a friend I blindly trusted.

Despite the poison coursing through my veins, threatening to extinguish my life with each passing day, giving up is not an option.

My true mates and my family are still out there, searching for me.

All I have to do now is stay alive, hold on to every glimmer of hope, and assist in guiding them to my rescue.

In the face of darkness, I fight not just for my own life but for the love that awaits me, my family whose worlds would crumble if any harm befell me, and the innocent pack observers in grave danger.

Accepted Bonds is the last of four books in Their Fated Mate Series.
Available since: 01/30/2024.

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