The Well of Souls - Kelly, Cordelia
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Lola Monteux, a treasure-hunting vampire, is betrayed by her crew and sentenced to death. Desperate to evade her fate, she embarks on a daring escape to a haunted island cursed for her kind. Her solitary mission: to unearth the fabled Well of Souls treasure, rumoured to bestow invincibility upon demons like her and grant her the freedom she craves.But as Lola succumbs to the enchantment of the island, a powerful magic weaves its spell around her. She is inexplicably drawn to Gael, a local boy, and his group of misfit friends. Undercover as a teenager, Lola discovers the joys and…mehr

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Lola Monteux, a treasure-hunting vampire, is betrayed by her crew and sentenced to death. Desperate to evade her fate, she embarks on a daring escape to a haunted island cursed for her kind. Her solitary mission: to unearth the fabled Well of Souls treasure, rumoured to bestow invincibility upon demons like her and grant her the freedom she craves.But as Lola succumbs to the enchantment of the island, a powerful magic weaves its spell around her. She is inexplicably drawn to Gael, a local boy, and his group of misfit friends. Undercover as a teenager, Lola discovers the joys and vulnerabilities of her long-lost humanity, and begins to lose sight of her original mission-to secure her survival at any cost.
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Cordelia Kelly is the author of YA paranormal series The Port of Lost Souls, The Well of Souls having been released in April 2024. Several of her short stories were published in horror anthologies, including "Herbalista" in Prairie Witch and "Dare to Survive" in Dark & Stormy. She has released a collection of horror shorts called Then She Said Hush, including the award-winning post-apocalyptic story "Unfreeze." She spends her free time learning digital illustration, creating francophone greeting cards, and writing recaps of R.L. Stine's Fear Street books on her blog Shadyside Snark.