The Dark Society

The Dark Society

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WpMetadataReadTerminé sam., août 1, 20265 h 21 min
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A powerful family of occultists unexpectedly disappear and for the next twenty years they live within society like normal people. However, as the eldest daughter reaches her 18th birthday the curse of a forgotten bloodline returns, along with the memories of her father's unprecedented betrayal. Powerful images and abilities she can't control or understand. But unbeknownst, as her mother's spell is broken the connection to her remaining family surges. Thus, the quest for answers begins within the town of Cottonwood Falls. A remote community where she discovers far more than she bargained for.
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[Completed] Lux's senior year of high school had been carefully mapped out since her freshman year. Snag the lead in the school play, chalk up a few more volunteer hours, and ace her AP English class. Maybe even get her first kiss out of the way before she headed off to college. But her Memaw always told her to never count her chickens before the eggs hatched... a lesson she learned all too well when she levitated said eggs while attempting to cook an omelet. Now she's trading her chemistry tutor for a sexy potions master, and the only book she gets to read is her family's Grimoire. Of course, finding out you have access to magic isn't a terrible thing. Some days it's downright awesome... if only it didn't include being marked for death. Credit for the awesome cover goes to @darthowl

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