โ Scribed by Tawdra Kandle
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
After the tumult of her high school senior year, all is right in Tasmyn Vaughanโs world. Sheโs attending college with her boyfriend, and sheโs learning to control her powers. Everything is finally perfect, until it isnโt.
When her new part-time job leads to more than she bargained for, Tasmyn is thrown into a deadly fight against forces of evil that she didnโt even know existed. Mastering her extraordinary giftsโalong with the strength of an endless loveโmay be the only weapon that can guarantee her a happily ever after.
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