Lost Magic - valeriaverse book 3
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Last published Thu, Aug 14, 2025
when marie and kate go on their first holiday together, having been friends since practically before birth, they visit the national library of greece. it's not all they thought it'd be, until just outside the exit, some of the floor has been broken up by a storm just days before, and Marie loses her footing. she lands in a basement with old and rejected books, but one of them in particular catches her attention; a black book with golden letters and a red sigil. it opens in her hands as soon as she picks it up.
where the girls may not have believed in magic before, the book leads them on a with hunt along greece, where their holiday rapidly changes into a beautiful adventure filled with things that seem impossible... and someone on their heels the entire time. someone who wants the book.
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