The Devil's Mark
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 484
Weight: 1.41
Height: 0.97 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
She thought her life was ordinary. Then she walked into a man who had been watching her for eleven days.
Tara Calloway has always believed she knows who she is. Living a quiet life in Cape Town, working at The Hollow Reed and finding comfort in the ordinary things-until one seemingly accidental encounter changes everything.
Riven has lived for four hundred years. He has watched kingdoms rise and fall, witnessed magic disappear into legend, and learned the discipline of keeping people at a careful distance.
Until Tara.
What begins as surveillance quickly becomes something neither of them can explain. Tara is not an ordinary woman, and the strange pull between them is only the beginning. Beneath the familiar streets of Cape Town lies a hidden world of ancient wards, forgotten powers and secrets that have remained buried for generations.
As Tara begins to discover what she carries within her, Riven is forced to confront the feelings he has spent centuries learning to suppress. Together, they uncover a connection that reaches far beyond attraction-and a power that could change the hidden world forever.
But the people who have been searching for Tara are getting closer.
When ancient forces begin testing the boundaries protecting her, Tara must decide who she can trust, what she is willing to become, and whether the bond between her and Riven is strong enough to survive what is coming.
Because some connections are written in fate.
And some marks were never meant to be erased
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