The Obscure Truth
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Not many can say they have lived for millennia, lived a hundred lifetimes, had a mother and sister who wished to kill them and had been born a forest spirit. But Karina can...
When Azure stumbles across a fairytale princess roaming in an abandoned cave, he learns about things he had never known before.
There are things in this world that cannot be explained. That human logic cannot explain. Karina is different and Azure is afraid. He is afraid of the golden-haired girl with an accent who makes him question close to every thing he's ever known.
Karina's special. And Azure is terrified.
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<[sneek peak]>
She closed her eyes and looked down. "My mother's main purpose was to seduce the men in the village and lure them out to forest where she could kill them." She gave me a pointed look. "This purpose was passed on to my sister and I. We have the ability to seduce humans who haven't found love with just our touch..."
My eyes widened by a fraction and I gulped, my throat feeling dry.
"It works differently with the Huldra my sister created. I can get them to do whatever I want with my touch."
I began to nervously tap my fingers on the leather steering wheel.
What the hell have I gotten myself into?
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