Bloodline of the Cherokee: The Thorne sisters' sage book one Moon Eyes
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Complete, First published Jul 20
Brielle and Olivia Thorne lost their parents in a car crash at a young age. Their uncle, Luke Quinn, their mother's older brother, discovered that they were placed in foster care and fought the system to become their guardian. The girls grew up in a cabin deep in the woods of North Carolina, on the Cherokee reservation. Under Uncle Luke's guidance, they learned to hunt and fight, ensuring they could protect themselves if needed. As they matured into young women,  Liv and Bree became well-known in their community for their exceptional hunting skills and ability to live off the land. One stormy evening their uncle left the cabin and never returned. The girls started to get worried and went out looking for him and couldn't find him. As they start looking for him they see another world they didn't know existed. Unbeknownst to them, their Uncle Luke was a secret society member called the Gibborim.
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