Immortal
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Paranormal
Alysabeth Fairfield is a completely normal girl in a completely normal world, until one night she sees a man walking down the road in the middle of the night from her bedroom window. She can't recognize him at all, and in a town of 158 people, it's impossible not to know everyone. And he isn't a tourist because there's nothing to see in Micha, except maybe some world record sized tumbleweeds. When her best friend (and only friend) tells her he has to leave mysteriously and won't give her a reason, she forgets all about the unknown man she sees. She gives him no choice but to let her go with him. Alysabeth finds out a lot more than she'd like to know, about her best friend and the mysterious man she saw that night, on an insane adventure with Supernatural creatures and bad decisions. E N J O Y
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Kaylie "Kea" Alton's life turned upside down when she found fairies in the forest behind her father's house. At the tender age of seven, she was given the task to take care of the forest and the magical creatures therein - to become the Keeper of Albinan. Things went well for twelve years. As soon as the thirteenth year came around, things started getting interesting. With the appearance of a new creature from the lake, Kea and the rest of the creatures are wary. Something is happening, and when the creature starts talking gibberish about Atlantis and demonic inhabitation, she is forced to take him seriously. What she doesn't understand is why this creature of the lake is helping her and what he has to gain from it. And what is going to happen as a result of this new threat. ** A/N: If I were to give this book a rating, it would be a moderate PG-13. It is pretty violent (I mean, obviously, the demon wants to kill everything, so...), and there are instances of mild language and non-graphic "encounters," as it were. So consider yourself warned. ;) Thanks for reading!

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