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Dark Blood Broken
Paperback
Publisher Price: $24.99
Publisher: Michelle Corbier
Published: Oct 4 2026
Pages: 402
Weight: 0.92
Height: 0.82 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Dark Blood Broken is third book in a paranormal urban fantasy series incorporating traditional monster lore and adapting myths from the African diaspora.
Dark magic is in the ascendant. Monsters unite against humanity. Ancient alliances fray. Werewolves, vampires, and sorcerers vie for supremacy. Humanity is in peril. Meanwhile, the mwindaji search for Korlemo, the elusive millennial vampire.
Following the death of her teacher, Makeda must perform a protection spell to ensure the safety of her last remaining mentor. The dangerous sorcery carries significant risks.
An emerging evil compels her to seek assistance from an age-old foe. But even coalitions within the mwindaji community disintegrate. Makeda precariously negotiates two separate worlds until an impulsive action exposes her secret identity, severing lifelong relationships.
Join Makeda and the mwindaji crisscrossing the country while protecting humans from monsters.
Dark Blood Broken is the third book in the Mwindaji urban fantasy series.
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