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Miael: Lovers: A Supernatural Horror Fantasy Fable - Miael #3 - cover

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Miael: Lovers: A Supernatural Horror Fantasy Fable - Miael #3

Grea Alexander

Publisher: SeaMonkey Ink, LLC

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Summary

"The deliciously creepy, decidedly twisted and delectably eerie tale of a cursed Phoenix & his dubious influence upon a cursed Seraph." 
 
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Who says a woman can't have it all? 
 
At 30 years old, Jessica Louise Bell Sheffield Watson has everything a woman could possibly want. 
 
She has the career of her dreams, beauty, brains, wealth and a string of unsolved murders, death and destruction that seem to follow her everywhere she goes. 
 
When the evil specters of Jessica's past return, threatening to take away all she has built, Jessica has but one snarky, unpredictable hope: the phoenix Miael. 
 
As the 4th rune forms and even Death itself is baying at her heels, will Jessica find the strength to break the curse that has plagued her and Miael for millennia or will she end up burning in the Lake of Fire, right along with him? 
 
Available since: 05/03/2020.

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