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    Jonah: The Styclar Saga
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    Jonah: The Styclar Saga

    By Nikki Kelly

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    Jonah is the Vampire who saved Lailah from the appetites of an even darker evil: the Vampire Purebloods.

    But to save Jonah, Lailah had to strike a deal with the universe—her existence for his. Now lost to the third dimension, Jonah must find her, before it’s too late. Back on Earth, forces from all the worlds prepare for the last battle…

    Where Heaven meets Hell, Lailah must make a final stand, and an impossible choice—Gabriel, or Jonah?

    An emotional roller coaster full of twists and turns, once again readers should expect the unexpected with the stunning conclusion to the Styclar Saga.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateFeb 7, 2017
    ISBN9781250131898
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    Jonah: The Styclar Saga
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    Nikki Kelly

    Nikki Kelly is the author of Lailah, Book One of the Styclar Saga. Lailah was first launched in serial form on Wattpad, an online readers' and writers' community. Within six months, the novel had over one million reads. Nikki lives in London with her husband and their daughter.

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