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    The Stars that Rise at Dawn

    By Ivana Skye

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    About this ebook

    Yenatru had always had trouble making friends. So he didn’t expect that he’d have such an easy time befriending Lucifer...

    Meanwhile, his one previous friend Elīya is still not over the loss of the third member of their friend group, Tamar. She disappeared one day to become one of God’s Holy, and as far as Elīya’s concerned, nothing’s ever been the same. It doesn’t help that her university philosophy program is turning out much less interesting than she’d hope.

    It could be that Yenatru’s weird new friend has just the skills she needs to solve all her problems. But in order to get Lucifer’s help, she’ll have to confront parts of herself she’s never dared to.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIvana Skye
    Release dateJan 28, 2018
    ISBN9780997854404
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