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Eclipse with the Cursed Fox

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Two souls, one curse, and an eclipse that changes everything.

I’m a fox shifter cursed to hurt the one I love the most. She’s a witch with the gift of sight which pierces through the lies.

Drawn to a hidden B&B in the heart of the woods, fate throws us together, and we’re unexpectedly locked in, with nowhere to hide from the desire that sparks between us.

But every moment we grow closer, the danger looms larger, promising a fight the curse isn’t willing to lose.

As the eclipse nears, the moment of truth—or damnation—approaches.
I must decide whether to claim the bond with Sylvie and risk what I love most to break the curse,

Or refuse it and lose my only shot at salvation.

A magical invitation promises a bed-and-breakfast escape with a spectacular eclipse experience.

But little did we know each invitation is a matching pair - our fated mate will be staying at the bed-and-breakfast, too!

Standalone stories by best-selling romance authors Lexi Lennox, Colbie Clarke, and Alexa Ashe.

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Chelsea K10 / 10

“This was my first book by Alexa Ashe and the second book from the Whispers of Fate series of standalone books by different authors that all involve the solar eclipse that I have read and I really enjoyed this book. This book is about a fox shifter with a cursed family and the witch he is fated to and I enjoyed getting to know both of their characters and…”

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Alexa Ashe

I've always been fascinated by the magical worlds that exist only in the imagination. In fact, I once tried to cast a spell on my math teacher to make him forget about homework - it didn't work, but it did inspire me to start writing my own stories. When I'm not busy creating new characters and stories, I'm usually…

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