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    Candela's Revenge

    By TJ Adams

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    About this ebook

    There are only two choices they can make, win or die fighting.

     

    A heart-pounding, dark YA supernatural thriller with a dash of horror and romance.


    In Candela's world, orphans are traded like cards, but their significance is far less valuable. Candela's miserable life alters when she discovers the ghost-witch can fulfil her most desperate desire. But the ghost-witch is a dealer of souls, and her currency is death.


    Candela must cross the Wugarbe desert in order to reach the witch, but only fools and the dead venture there. She pays mysterious, wandering gunslinger, Pic, to ferry her across, and the two embark on the most perilous adventure of their lives. 


    Death stalks close behind them in the form of chief gang lord, Faro, whose obsession with Candela drives him on a mad chase across the desert to bring her back under his control. 


    Who will reach them first, Faro, the supernatural creatures of the desert or the ghost-witch? 

    They may need a miracle to survive. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTJ Adams
    Release dateJul 5, 2018
    ISBN9781386624776
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    Candela's Revenge
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    TJ Adams

    TJ Adams was always lost in books. Countless books later and the idea of becoming an author emerged. She started a Masters in Writing and launched into her first novel. TJ Adams has two novels published under the paranormal romance genre Bound, and In His Keeping. Under speculative fiction she has published Fade to Gray.

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