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The Edge of Wonderlust
Paperback
Series: Wonderlust, Book 3
Publisher: Guise Publishing House
Published: Aug 26 2025
Pages: 366
Weight: 1.08
Height: 0.76 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
What if the road you chose held more than just miles-what if it held secrets meant for you alone?
Haylee thought freedom meant open highways, sunsets through the windshield, and quiet nights in her RV, Bertha. But every mile uncovers more than she expected-cryptic clues from her mother's past, a lineage tied to mysteries she can't yet name, and a shadow that refuses to let her go. With Sam at her side, her loyal dog Josie, and her uncanny cat Bella guiding the way, Haylee must navigate not only the roads ahead but the hidden forces that blur the line between protection and pursuit.
Whispers of the Veil, long-buried truths, and dangerous connections tighten around her journey. The closer she gets to answers, the more the past and present collide-and the more Haylee realizes that freedom was never about escape. It was about stepping into the unknown, even when the unknown is watching her back.
The Edge of Wonderlust is the gripping continuation of Kimber Guise's Wonderlust Series-where mystical suspense, found family, and the call of the open road entwine into a story that refuses to let go.
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