Gina Manis

Claimed by Earth (The Elemental Chronicles, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Fire King is burning our realms, and my sister sits on my throne doing nothing.

Not anymore. I've sacrificed myself to the Elemental Gods for my freedom and the power to save my people before it is too late.

Earth. Water. Wind. The three most vital Elements of their kind come for me. Together, we will claim all the kingdoms from Fire, but first, they will claim me.

When I saw Tate, my pulse raced to see my long-ago friend. He is the huntsmen who know the forest and the animals within them. His protective and possessive nature must learn to share. I may be his mate, but I also belong to the other Elements.

First, they must get me out of the Earth Realm alive. The curse my sister imprisoned me with makes the ogres thirst for my blood. There is one that leads them all, and I'm afraid even to wonder what drives his hunger.

I am Celine, and I once was known as the Water Princess. I will become a warrior before my journey is complete.

Prepare for a daring adventure into the Elemental World where the strongest rule... or destroy.

This reverse harem fantasy romance will have you gripping your book to turn the next page.

Series Collection:
Claimed by Earth
Taken by Fire
Exposed by Water
Fused by Wind

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Gina Manis
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. September 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201584573
• Artikelnr.: 64275361

Autorenporträt

I have lived in Alabama, US all my life and am a country girl through and through. I have a small farm with my husband of twenty years and our four kids, two sons, and two daughters.

Growing up, I struggled to learn to read because of a learning disorder called dyslexia. It is something that affects much of my family and my father never learned to read at all. But I try not to look at dyslexia as a learning disorder, instead of as a different way to learn. It's hard to keep that belief sometimes being a writer now and having to face the handicap of sentence structures, but I have a great team of editors and authors that help me. Because of them, I intend to write many more novels in the future, and I am proud to say, with each one, I see myself improving.