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    A Guardian's Tale: Remnant Wars

    By Nicole Palomino

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    Ari has been a warrior in a battle between her race and the remnant race for over 500 years. Driven by her own desire to avenge her sire and protect the mortal race from the underworld of supernatural beings she must find herself. She has always been accompanied by fellow guardians but when the council sends her on a secret mission she discovers the world of the remnants isn’t so black and white. Especially when she dicovers mysterous pureblood turned remnant Keeper.
    Will she kill them all and return to her tower or will she choose to betray her own race.

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    Book 2: Remnant King
    Book 3: Rise of the Ancients

    Coming Soon

    The Remnant Queen
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 29, 2018
    ISBN9781312474741
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