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    Muse Song: Muse Song, #1

    By Sarah Biglow

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    A world without the arts sounds like Hell on Earth and that's just what Hades is counting on. Caught in the never-ending battle between good and evil, the Greek Muses stand to lose everything they hold dear. But there is hope if only they can remember who they are!

    For fifteen-year-old Abbie Rollands, life never quite makes sense. Unexplainable outbursts of songs or poetry whenever she's around by her classmates turns her into the target of ridicule by teachers and students alike. The one bright spot in her miserable existence is her almost-boyfriend, Liam Sullivan-Gray. But, will Liam's secret snuff that light out?

    Liam hasn't told Abbie that he's the son of Hades, or that he can see the auras of Greek Gods, including Muses like herself. He fears telling her would jeopardize their burgeoning romantic relationship but her ignorance lands her in his father's clutches as the centerpiece of a world-ending plan.

    In captivity, Abbie rediscovers her true identity as the Muse Euterpe. But the truth may not be enough to set her free. Liam thinks he's on a rescue mission to save his would-be girlfriend but his own free will hangs in the balance. Can Abbie break free of her prison in time to cripple Hades' plan and save the boy she loves?

    Scroll up and click 'Buy' to start this new young adult Greek mythology series today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSarah Biglow
    Release dateJan 10, 2017
    ISBN9781386172116
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    Muse Song: Muse Song, #1
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    Sarah Biglow

    Sarah Biglow is the USA Today Bestselling author of several urban fantasy series, including the Seasons of Magic, Agents of Magic and Guardians of Camelot series. She lives in Massachusetts with her husband and son. She is a licensed attorney and spends her days combating employment discrimination as an Investigator with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. Connect with Sarah by joining her Ream Reader Community (Sorcerers and Sleuths): https://reamstories.com/sarahbiglowwrites Follow Sarah on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/sarahbiglowauthor For special deals, visit her website.

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