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Judged

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Kit's job description includes solving crimes - the supernatural kind...

Glow, a fae-created drug, is rapidly going viral and the suppliers have to be shut down. Teaming up with Aiden and Dante, Kit follows leads across London, tracking down dealers. They stir up trouble, making themselves a target for the gang they're trying to stop.

In the Otherwhere, Thorn stumbles across a secret that could destroy both the human and Fae worlds. The Veil that separates our human world from the fae realms is weakening and the goddess is dying. And if she dies and the Veil fails, madness and chaos will wreak unstoppable havoc upon both lands.

Thorn turns to the only person he knows who'll be able to help him: Kit. Torn between working the Glow case and her loyalty for the young prince, Kit is propelled headlong into a world of danger. She faces enemies from both the Otherwhere and our world. And as the stakes are raised, the consequence of failure for both Kit and Thorn, and two realms, could be devastating.

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Tim10 / 10

“So, with "Judged", "The Blackhart Legacy" has come to an end. Such a shame this is only a trilogy. I'd been afraid for a while, because I'd read somewhere that De Jager had 'changed the ending', and I was worried that it maybe wasn't the one I'd liked it to be. Thankfully, it was. With this book, De Jager gives us another wonderful look at Kit's world,…”

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Liz de Jager

Liz is far too fond of coffee shops and beautiful stationery but she uses both as incentive to keep on writing. Having been born and raised in South Africa, Liz now lives in the UK with her husband and their unruly Jack Russell. Liz has always loved reading and writing, much to the annoyance of her family who could…

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