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Heart of the Sea
Paperback
Series: The Shards of Solheart, Book 3
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 4 2024
Pages: 150
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
She's destined to face the sea's wrath. He was sent to ensure her defeat. Together, they might rewrite fate.
Jada has spent years trying to forget the ocean that stole her parents. But when a violent storm brings a mysterious stranger into her life, everything she thought she knew begins to unravel. Dark forces are rising from beneath the waves, and Jada discovers she's tied to a prophecy that could either save the kingdom-or drown it.
Alec, the son of the sea's ruthless ruler, was sent to stop her. But saving Jada might be the only way to save himself. As her forgotten powers awaken, Alec must decide where his true loyalties lie: with the father who raised him or the woman he can't seem to abandon.
With the tides of war rising, Jada must embrace her dangerous heritage-and decide if she can trust the one who was sent to betray her.
Step into a world of breathtaking fairytales like you've never seen before! Each story in Shards of Solheart is a whirlwind of emotion, magic, and romance-perfect for a quick escape into a realm where legends are reborn and love defies the impossible.
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