✍ Scribed by Lauren Dane
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Rowan Summerwaite is back—and more than a little pissed off—inWrath of the Goddess**, the fifth installment inNew York Timesbestselling author Lauren Dane’s Goddess with a Blade series.**
You can’t keep a vengeful woman down for long.
Rowan Summerwaite, elite hunter and human vessel to the goddess Brigid, has returned home to Las Vegas—and she’s mad as hell. It seems someone thought they could eliminate Rowan and everyone she holds dear.
That someone was dead wrong.
With tensions between paranormal factions at an all-time high, Rowan and her crew, along with her sexy Vampire Scion husband, Clive Stewart, have their work cut out for them. The Vampire Nation has at least one traitor in their midst, leaving them extremely vulnerable…but if it’s a war they want, Rowan’s prepared to bring the pain like never before.
Rowan knows her duty is to those she’s sworn to protect, but it seems the harder she fights, the more barriers she hits…and the more friends she loses.
With even her closest alliances in question, Rowan will have to accept that sometimes the path toward the greater good means making heartrending sacrifices along the way…
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And see how Rowan’s fight began inGoddess with a Blade,Blade to the Keep,Blade on the HuntandAt Blade’s Edge, available now!
This book is approximately 82,000 words
Contemporary
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