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The Seeker's Darkness

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When the wolves in the Blood Forest howl, blood is going to spill.
Now that Alice Winters has moved out of her father's place, she decides to do something she never thought she would after her best friend's murder: make friends. When her co-worker invites her out for a drink, Alice agrees. What she doesn't expect is for Crim to completely disappear.

Now, Alice is doing a juggling act. Not only is she trying to figure out what happened to her friend, the ever elusive Rumpelstiltskin got her into the highly secured prison to see Beast - who may or may not have committed Anna's murder a year ago. Bank records show he received large payments around the time of the murder, but he refuses to say anything about it.

While Alice meets Shane - the guy Crim has been casually seeing - she can tell he knows more than what's going on, so she decides to follow him into the Blood Forest where nightmares come to life. The deeper Alice goes into the mystery surrounding Crim's disappearance, the more she realizes that a major confrontation is bound to occur, especially when she discovers the real reason why Crim was taken. It only gets worse when evidence reveals it has to do with the banishment of the Mad Mage himself.

With the grittiness and mystery of Riverdale and the magic and romance of Once Upon A Time, The Seeker’s Darkness is the thrilling third book in a captivating urban fantasy mystery readers are enchanted by!

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Isadora Brown

Isadora Brown loves all things dark, dangerous, and deadly. Things that go bump in the night and send shivers down backs are things she adores. She loves (and writes) sexy, forbidden romance, usually with some bite and a hint of magic. She is the author of The Somerset Series, The Dark Paradise Trilogy, The Stranger…

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