Irrevocable [H.S.]

Irrevocable [H.S.]

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Sep 17, 2024
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Twilight
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Bella Swan left vampires in the past when she left Forks. But that's not where the vampires left her. Four years after Edward Cullen left her for dead in the forest, she comes face to face with another vampire. However, this one can't convince her that his crimson red eyes are caused by the fluorescents. Can she survive this encounter without being emotionally (or physically) drained? Or will she finally realizes she's bitten off more than she can chew? Praise for Irrevocable: "I am not just saying this because you're my friend. Very enjoyable!" - Carolyn "Honestly, it's better than I thought it would be. Sorry." -My Husband
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She could feel the forest die when they returned. The forest had always been her friend. It was the one place that ever made sense to Ivy Swan - the rhythm of rain on cedar, the hush after a storm. The woods were alive to her. Every root, every gust of wind, every whisper through the ferns spoke a language she understood. It was how she breathed. How she stayed grounded. But that morning, the forest wasn't breathing right. The air was too still. The birds were silent. Even the river moved slow, like it didn't want to draw attention to itself. And Ivy felt it - the shift. It crawled up her spine like static, her pulse syncing with the cold ground beneath her feet. The energy wasn't natural. It didn't belong to Forks. It didn't belong anywhere she knew. Something foreign had returned. Paul Lahote X OC

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