Story cover for Feathered: Swan Maiden Book 1 by Rachel_Wollaston
Feathered: Swan Maiden Book 1
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Complete, First published Oct 24, 2017
The light and the dark were never meant to be separated.
When her bargain with a malevolent wizard goes terribly wrong, Marion DuVal finds herself trapped between two forms: a beautiful but darker parallel of herself, and a swan. Somehow, she must adhere to the wizard's wishes, but it's hard to perform epic magic when your feet are flippers and your neck's the length of a small fishing pole. Caught up in a lie of royal proportions, her task is to get close to the queen, and such a thing is difficult when a certain handsome prince keeps getting in the way. 
One girl; two identities. Marion must stop the darkness inside her before it's too late.
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