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Into the Flames: Books One and Two in The Summoned Series
Paperback
Series: Summoned
ISBN13: 9781965422007
Publisher: Contrarian Publishing
Published: Sep 17 2024
Pages: 768
Weight: 2.44
Height: 1.69 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
When Hadley Weston finally reunites with her estranged lover-the enigmatic Fitz MacGregor-after they were forced apart, she discovers an unbelievable truth: Fitz is a witch, and so is she.
As Hadley navigates a new world of magic and invasive government officials, she partners with Fitz to gain control over her powers and recover a long-lost MacGregor family artifact, a ring originating in the seventeenth century witch trials in Scotland with the potential to endanger all of witchkind.
But their search for the ring leads them to a much bigger discovery: a rogue witch threatens the safety of human and witchkind. Dodging stalkers, kidnapping attempts, and mistrusting witchkind governments, Hadley and Fitz must work together to reclaim the ring and stop the dangerous witch before he takes over and destroys the world as they know it.
Fans of A Discovery of Witches and The Magicians will be swept away on a journey of love, magic, and self-discovery with this omnibus of the first two books in The Summoned Series, Summoned and Crossed.
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