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    Insta-Prophecy Hotline

    By B.V. Kingsley

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    Darius, an immortal knight working for Insta-Prophecy Hotline, spent the last seven hundred years hunting down thirteen ancient obsidian skulls. An easy enough task, but one particular skull can possess hapless victims and has a penchant for ending civilizations. When he discovers that a Seer has kept him in the dark about an apocalyptic prophecy centered around the skulls, he nearly resigns. That is until the prophecy leads him straight to a fiery redhead who sparks a need in him that goes far beyond duty.

    Mackenzie is a down-to-earth girl who has better things to deal with than to figure out why Insta-Prophecy Hotline sent her an obsidian skull. When a Seer tells her she's destined to end the world, she thinks it's a prank. When she winds up in Scotland with no memory of how she got there, she finds she's in over her head. But as her destiny becomes tied to Darius, a knight in brooding armor, she gets on board and has to appreciate the irony that the world has to end for her to meet Mr. Right.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSleepless Decoy Publishing
    Release dateDec 1, 2016
    ISBN9780998362717
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    B.V. Kingsley

    California born, Washington State raised, B.V. Kingsley studies ancient history focusing on ancient myths, folklores, and legends. She combines her fascination of history with her passion of writing by adding her own flair for the dramatic, sassy heroines and a sense of action-packed adventure. For further reading about the world of Insta-Prophecy Hotline, be sure to check out her website and her other social media accounts: www.BVKingsley.com facebook.com/BVKingsley twitter.com/BVKingsley

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