Resounding Silence

Resounding Silence
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Download or read book Resounding Silence written by Quinn Loftis and published by . This book was released on 2016-12-28 with total page 142 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The events chronicled herein occur after the destruction of Reyaz the Warlock, which was recounted in Sacrifice of Love. A few months of peace were enjoyed by the various supernatural races before an increase in attacks by vampires in the human realm, which was recounted in Den of Sorrows, forces the elves, fae and werewolves to go to battle once again.Duty, sacrifice, service, and discipline. These were the characteristics that described Cyn, the warrior fae. Though love was out of her reach, she thought this life was all she needed. She had never been more wrong. A chance meeting with the Prince of the Elves turns her carefully structured world upside down.Thalion is loyal to his people above all else. As the prince of the Elves, it is his duty to protect them. His loyalty has never been in question. But then, he's never met anyone like Cyn before.The destiny of both their races may hinge on whether an elf and a fae can overcome their differences and face an uncertain future together.


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