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    Song of the Fae

    By Teagan Kearney

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    First a prisoner, then a fugitive, now Roshène must earn her freedom.

    Roshène’s blood is powerful, but she’s trapped in a nightmare without memories where her every move is controlled by a demonic sorcerer. When a chance to escape appears, she seizes it and flees.

    Alone and with no one to turn to, Roshène accepts help from Hunter, a Fae guardian. Together, they undertake a hazardous journey to safety: the prize—the return of her memories. But along the way, she becomes increasingly dependent on and attracted to Hunter.

    In exchange for their protection and help, the Fae will demand payment, but the question haunting Roshène is, will Hunter turn out to be just another jailer or her savior?

    Song of the Fae is a gripping romantic thriller in an exciting urban fantasy world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTeagan Kearney
    Release dateMar 8, 2019
    ISBN9780463874509
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    Song of the Fae
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    Teagan Kearney

    I was born in London of Irish parents, and I write paranormal urban fantasy and commercial women's fiction. I also write short stories in the science-fiction, magic realism, crime and romance genres. I love traveling, and enjoy photography, drawing, theater, film, reading, and when there are no gales blowing, I like to walk. I'm a fair-weather gardener, and am compiling an ever increasing bucket list of places I want to visit from Iceland to Australia.

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