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Invisible Monsters: A Dark Romantic Fantasy
Paperback
Series: Monsters Trilogy, Book 1
ISBN13: 9781914210075
Publisher: Macfarlane Lantern Publishing
Published: Sep 1 2022
Pages: 388
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.86 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
That stuff pouring through your veins isn't just healing and protecting you. It doesn't die.
Poppy King is lucky.
Poppy King is reckless.
Poppy King is invincible.
Procrastinating from booking an outdoor sports retreat for her university club, Poppy is saved at the last minute by a fateful call from a mysterious stranger: a man named Dorian. With the most irresistible voice Poppy has ever heard, Dorian offers her a massive discount to stay at his brand-new outdoor facility nestled deep in the Scottish Highlands. Eager to put a face to the seductive voice - and save her skin in the process - Poppy doesn't think twice about agreeing to Dorian's offer.
It sounds too good to be true.
It is.
When Poppy survives an accident that should have killed her, Dorian does not react at all the way she expected him to. For Dorian is not what he seems, and his shiny facility may just be a front for something sinister.
The first book in the thrilling Monsters Trilogy, Invisible Monsters is a dark urban folk fantasy perfect for fans of True Blood and Supernatural.
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