Second Sight
Paperback
Series: Stories of Frost and Fire, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 3 2020
Pages: 186
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.43 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
Wynonna Riggs has to choose. Save her brother. Or save the world.
Armed with the Book of Shadows left behind by a deceased member of the Order of the Red Cloak, Winnie unlocks secrets that no one else could see in the book. These clues lead her to where her brother, Callum, is being held, and why the witches want him.
Winnie's rival in the Sanhedrin, Reyna Havlin, warns of an entity that has entered Steelshore hell-bent on destruction. Reyna challenges Winnie to put her personal desires aside and do what is right for the humans living there. The choice isn't easy, and she might lose some allies in the process. Winnie learns that her father faced the same hard decisions in his life. The knowledge of the past Phoenix unlocks an uncanny sight for Winnie. What will she choose? Save her brother from torture or stop mass destruction in the city that is her responsibility?
Second Sight is the second book in the Stories of Frost and Fire series. This series runs in conjunction with the Dog River Wolfpack series but can be read as a stand-alone series. Characters originate in Kimbra Swain's Fairy Tales of a Trailer Park Queen series.
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