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    The Fight: City of Sin, #7
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    The Fight: City of Sin, #7

    By Savannah J. Frierson and C.O. Sin

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    Dominion angel Jaie has never been in a fight like this. In all the millennia he's lived, never once has he been conflicted about his role as an angel. Yet even as he knows he must focus all his attention on defeating an ever-powerful foe, his growing love for one woman threatens to jeopardize a very necessary victory.

    Aminata “Amie” Fisher is growing into her new djinni Gifts, determined to aid in the fight for Las Vegas any way she can. And though she may be blind, even she can see Jaie struggle between his duty and his feelings for her. However, he doesn't know he won't have to struggle for much longer. She just hopes he forgives her when the time comes.

    In this fight Jaie and Amie must win, the cost of victory may be too high, but it is a price that must be paid.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSJF Books LLC
    Release dateSep 19, 2017
    ISBN9781945568107
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    The Fight: City of Sin, #7
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    Savannah J. Frierson

    Based out of Charleston, South Carolina, RWA-PAN member Savannah J. Frierson is a USA TODAY best-selling and award-winning author who crafts full, happily-ever-afters for readers who believe transcendent love is worth the wait. Savannah taps into women’s softness to show this vulnerability as a strength to be embraced and celebrated. Savannah’s characters find empowerment through love, and she hopes her dear readers do too.

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