The one squel to the mortal instruments series ~book one~

The one squel to the mortal instruments series ~book one~

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Celeste Greymark has always been different. She just didn't know how different. When Celeste get's a letter from her mother, she immediately sets off to do what it says. Soon she arrives at the Los Angeles Institute, where she meets the observative, curious and mysterious Ty Blackthorn, Who she has a strange attraction to. Join Celeste as she uncovers hidden secrets, and horrific truths unfold.
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Blake is a young boy from a small village in England. He moves to a school in Wales to get away from his painful past and hopes to start again in a new place. But everything isn't as it seems at Vale Academy. Blake is attacked by a wolf. An animal which doesn't exist in Britain and soon he uncovers a hidden world filled with magic, wonders and old grudges as he learns more about himself and the world around him. Jaxon can't get Blake out of his mind even though he is absolutely sure that he is straight. But his confused feelings soon take a backseat when an unknown wolf attacks the object of his confused feelings. His pack slowly start to uncover secrets upon secrets that all have one person at the center. Blake. Jaxon has to determine if he needs to protect Blake or if he is the enemy hidden in the dark by the witches. (Warning: There are some fights and mentions of sexual violence though nothing is shown explicit. )

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