Orange Shadow Magic: Heir to The Throne. Book 2

Orange Shadow Magic: Heir to The Throne. Book 2

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The villains prevailed again. And this time no one can stop them.... For Mally Johnson, it felt like yesterday when she and all of her friends were together, and she was ignorant of all of the treachery and misery circling around their world. But, after a destructive blow dealt by King Expella, everything changes. Not only did some of her friends and family die, but she lost the rest of her friends to grief and misery. And while she tries to console them, some of her loyaltest friends are making treacherous, backstabbing decisions, and others are off trying to solve the issue of King Expella by themselves. Its now a race against time, and while other villains are arising, the fight becomes more than it once seemed. No one is working together anymore, and rather than killing King Expella for good purposes, the only thing anyone wants anymore is the power that comes with his death. Things are not as they seem, and now Mally has to wonder... Is King Expella really the one they should be fighting? Or is it themselves?
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