The Dying Art of Magic - Gibson, Natalie
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She was on the brink of death... now the world is hers to save-or destroy Nathalia Lovejoy should be dead. She remembers committing suicide yet wakes up in an ancient tomb. Her voice destroyed, she must rely on a new source for her magical ability-telepathy-in order to communicate with her savior. She detests men. Lucky for her, Eiran Kafziel is not a man. He's a half-breed demigod unlike anything she has ever known. Finding her at the brink of death, he repairs her body with his holy blood and changes her into a Sinnis. Now she must come to terms with her attraction to him and her new life.…mehr

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She was on the brink of death... now the world is hers to save-or destroy Nathalia Lovejoy should be dead. She remembers committing suicide yet wakes up in an ancient tomb. Her voice destroyed, she must rely on a new source for her magical ability-telepathy-in order to communicate with her savior. She detests men. Lucky for her, Eiran Kafziel is not a man. He's a half-breed demigod unlike anything she has ever known. Finding her at the brink of death, he repairs her body with his holy blood and changes her into a Sinnis. Now she must come to terms with her attraction to him and her new life. Nathalia soon discovers a whole world of mythical creatures living among humans. Battling her own hunger for violence, she releases a demon imprisoned for five hundred years. Can she become the weapon against the newly freed evil and save the world from his plans? Or is she better suited to be his dark queen?
Autorenporträt
Natalie Gibson writes novels filled with otherworldly violence, sexuality, and the supernatural, and she enjoys mixing horror, magic, fantasy, and romance into her writing. Her stories always have powerful females who change the world, magical creatures that battle their baser natures, and seriously evil bad guys who don't. She resides in central New York with her family.