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Dark Legacies - The Brenna Strachan Series #4 - cover

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Dark Legacies - The Brenna Strachan Series #4

Hadena James

Publisher: Hadena James

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Summary

Let the final battle begin.  
 
Brenna has been stuck in the ethereal plane for some time now. Her only companion is Uther Pendragon, an overlord she knows very little about, but has to learn to trust.  
 
Jasmine has been free to terrorize the world in Brenna’s absence. She is unleashing dark forces onto the earth in an attempt to bring about the Second Elder War and fulfill her dreams of domination over humans.  
 
Brenna must summon every bit of her power to fight Jasmine, The Horsemen and anything else brought into the realm of reality. Despite being one of the most powerful beings on earth, will Brenna have the power to battle against her own sister? Let alone, win, knowing death might be only way to stop Jasmine’s madness? 
Available since: 05/08/2015.

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