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As a publicist Alessandra Nolan's entire life revolves around image. Including and especially her own. The way she walks, talks, and presents herself must be perfect. As a paranormal publicist, Alessandra must ensure that her clients, no matter the species have a good public perception. With a life already so involved with Paranormal society would it really be so much to ask to have one shred of her life not revolve around paranormal beings? Of course it would. Enter the book of Selene. An ancient text written by the goddess herself and her acolytes. Written in multiple dead languages only three people in the world at a time are ever able to read it. When it is accidentally revealed that Alessandra is one of these people she must decide whether to embrace her so-called destiny, or run from it. Can she do that without completely turning her life upside down?
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