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Coming 1/15/25

When Molly Carmichael saves a stranger from his destined death, she draws the attention of Death himself - and discovers she's far more than just a woman who sees how people die. She's Atropos, eldest of the Fates, reborn into the modern world. With her sisters imprisoned and chaos threatening existence, Molly must choose between hiding in her carefully controlled life or embracing her divine destiny. Aided by her supernatural dog, a gaming-obsessed Oracle, and a Reaper who makes her feel more alive than she's ever been, Molly races to remember who she truly is before reality unravels completely.
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Sharon

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It's not too often I read a book that I know is going to be a great re-read after a bad day and this one is. It is just plain fun, quirky characters, fast paced and entertaining.

Just finished this book & immediately went &bought the second one. This series has great potential, the characters are quirky & funny. The plot had some interesting twists & turns. Really enjoyed it & am looking forward to more of the same.

I loved the romantic side of this serial is put to rest from the beginning, there is no romantic triangle muddling things up. It's action packed, great world building, future family drama and well investigated/great take on mythologies.

About the Author

Raised on a healthy mix of Scooby Doo and Dark Shadows, it's no surprise that she grew up writing about the things that go bump in the night.  Stephany Simmons is the author of Voodoo Dues, Vampire Blues and the upcoming Black Magic. She crafts an urban fantasy series filled with magic, mayhem, and a touch of humor. With a passion for creating rich, supernatural worlds and unforgettable characters, Stephany draws readers into thrilling adventures where the ordinary meets the extraordinary. She finds great joy in turning convention on its ear, twisting tropes and adding her own spin to conventional ideas.When she’s not writing, she’s usually exploring thrift stores, studying folklore, or working on her skoolie.

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