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Songs of the Earth - Sumeria's Sons #2 - cover

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Songs of the Earth - Sumeria's Sons #2

Lexi Ander

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Sinopsis

Thrust into the role of Prince of the Lycans, Tristan strives to find his footing in a life suddenly rife with secrets and lies--and danger. Betrayed by a Goddess meant to safeguard him, desperate to protect his consort and their growing tribe, he can only prepare for the worst and struggle to hope. 
And then the worst comes to kill them... 
Note: Sumeria's Sons is a paranormal urban fantasy that slowly unveils the lost myths and legends of the modern day Lycan people. This series does eventually feature an mpreg relationship, but it is not the sole focus of the plot. This book was previously released by another publisher. Only light editing changes have been made to this book.
Disponible desde: 24/08/2019.

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