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    Blessed: The United Series, #1

    By David Michael

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    Her twenty-first birthday was supposed to be the beginning of a new chapter. She had been preparing herself for the moment she would be a real adult for months.


    There was no way she could have prepared herself for what happened instead.


    As her nightmares became more real with each night and her behavior became less like her own, Ardra fought to stay on the path she had so painstakingly planned for herself with very little success.


    When she becomes the owner of a creepily-human dog named Kaiser, she finds herself oddly at peace with the unexpected addition to her household and clings tightly to him when tragedy strikes and shatters her world.


    As she fights to put the pieces back together without losing herself in the Darkness that is building inside of her with each terrible step off of her path, a rag-tag band of supporters rally behind her. Each one of them prepared to go to the ends of the earth and back.


    She must find a way to defeat the Chaos that has consumed her life or risk losing everyone and everything that she has left. Including her soul.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Michael
    Release dateDec 21, 2013
    ISBN9781482701371
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