โ Scribed by Scott, Ashley R.
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What would you do if you watched a Zodiac murder your friend, and he was coming for you next?
Ciara wants to run away from her life, but that's not going to happen. Taurus has arrived on Earth, and he's come to end the Guardian line.
That includes Ciara, even if she doesn't know it.
A battle will rage and with it comes an ancient feud, elemental magic and the turn of the Zodiac wheel. Ciara has four days to find Taurus's true birthstone and send him back to Polaris. Or else humanity belongs to him.
She can save the world, but can she stay alive long enough to do it?
The Tenth House is the first book in the urban fantasy series, Turn of the Zodiac. If you like mystery, thrilling action that you can't put down and stepping into a unique world with zodiacs and magic, then this series is for you.
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