So, a depressed teenager, a witch, a half-human half-fae, and a bored prodigy walk into a haunted house...
"A literary masterpiece that transports readers back in time. Richly detailed, gripping, and impossible to put down—a must-read for fans of history and epic tales."
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A woman on the path to recovery faces an emotional crossroads as she prepares for a day that will change everything. Amidst the echoes of the past and uncertain futures, she must confront love, loss, and the fragile hope of forgiveness.
Bella gets a chilling phone call—from her own number. The voice on the line is her own, warning her to run: her best friend whom she trusts isn’t who she seems.
As reality unravels, Bella must outsmart a shapeshifting threat that knows everything about her. With only cryptic calls from alternate versions of herself, she races to survive a night that’s already happened—over and over again.
Rise of the Magi
Book 2 of the Priests and Magi quadrilogy.
Shadows stir, and old enemies resurface.
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After finally getting to where she is right now, she receives a strange phone call from someone who claims to be herself. She's not taking it too seriously, until the voice on the other end starts to confront her about her past.
Megan gets a mysterious phone call from herself on her own phone telling her and Brad go to Australia to heal their failing marriage. NOTE: I have included just about every Australian cliche I can think of in this story. You have been warned.
The Spy of Delphi: That Which is Hidden
Shadows and Secrets
Originally published as The Oracle of Delphi: That Which is Hidden.
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Those familiar digits…
Her own voice calls from afar…Whispers through the line…
When exhausted ER physician Elena Reyes picks up a midnight phone call from her own number, she's not prepared for the voice on the other end. It's her—only not quite. The voice warns her not to go to work the next day, hinting at some kind of horrible event. Taking it as either a stressful meltdown or a bizarre prank, Elena hauls herself to work anyway. She gets to watch her own death in the trauma bay a few hours later.
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