~Night is forever.~
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In a world with endless night, Sparrow, a sixteen year-old girl with an affinity for the thievery, lives in a world where the sun has disappeared centuries ago. The people of this world have adapted to the never-ending darkness, developing unique biological traits and lifestyles to survive, with their own customs and traditions.
She stumbles upon a secret society that calls themselves Lightfall, claiming to know the truth about the vanished sun, and she embarks on a dangerous journey into the unknown, seeking to uncover the truth and bring back the light.
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Cover by: @FaithIsFuture (me) on Canva
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He rakes a hand through his hair. I notice a new scar on his jaw, pale blue against the darker rest. "They call themselves 'Lightfall'."
"Lightfall? How absurd." I laugh. The sun, if there had been a sun to begin with, had disappeared thousands of generations ago, and the people living on planet Terra had evolved (or hadn't, depending on different beliefs) with new 'abilities', like night vision, blending in with shadows, and the star patterns on our skin that could glow at will. I honestly didn't really care what had actually happened, more focused on the present than the past. "Everyone knows the sun is gone, or never existed."
Hunter laughs. "I assure you, it does."
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I apologize for all the name changes and cover changes. I can't find anything juuuust right.
Also ignore various plot holes in the story, spelling mistakes, random scene changes, and how the tense might change from present to past. Hopefully I never accidently wrote in future tense, but excuse my lack of editors.
If you're wondering why it says 'Book One' in the title, it's because I'm planning this to be a series if I ever really go hard on finishing the first book.
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A young girl must rely on her estranged father to help her return an Orisha's heart, but as she taps into its power, she finds herself drawn to its dangerous magic.
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Sparrow Winslow discovers an old picture of her late mother with a crooked businessman.
Convinced the man is her biological father, she tracks him down and learns more than she bargains for. Not only is he her father, but a vampire, which means she'll be coming into her fangs any day.
But complications arise when he also explains her witchy mother stole the heart of an African goddess, enabling her life.
Armed with a reincarnated bestie and a ruggedly strict, but dashing Guardian, Sparrow is forced on the run as every supernatural overlord seeks to take the goddess's heart for themselves.
The only way to escape this nightmare is to return what her mother stole...her very heart. But that means Sparrow will have to remain a drab and medicated vampire and relinquish her divinely witch nature to the Orisha.
Each time she casts a spell, Sparrow tastes her newfound abilities and it's secretly delicious. It isn't long before she fears becoming just like the monsters who are chasing after her heart.
Will she sacrifice her ancient power to restore balance? Or will magic consume her good intentions the same way it did her mother?