r from a broken gutter. Kieran locked the back door, shrugging on his coat when a

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h there was no wind. His eyes gleamed gold even in the shadows. "You're Kieran Vance," the man said, v

it wasn't warm. "N

at meant the wards around her had weakened... or someone had helped him. Her hands trembled as she pushed the sheets off and rushed to the window, scanning the darkn

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re," Kieran whispered. "He knew your name, Selara. He knew everything." She pulled him inside, locking the door behind them. "That wasn't a warning for you," she said, eyes wil

something twisted by vengeance and ancient magic. Kael stood over a fresh grave, eyes glowing, lips parte