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- Title: Blood Seeker
- Author : Lexi C. Foss
- Release Date : January 24, 2020
- Genre: Paranormal,Books,Romance,Sci-Fi & Fantasy,Fantasy,Paranormal,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 12758 KB
Description
Seraphim do not feel.
Seraphim do not love.
Seraphim do not react.
Those are the rules every higher being lives by. And Caro broke them all for him.
Now she’s lost in a vacant sea, punished for the ultimate sin of choosing an abomination—a vampire—over her duty.
Sethios promised to come for her, to find her, to save her, but with each passing breath, her hope melts into despair.
Will he find her in time? Or will her mind shatter from the madness?
Welcome to the Immortal Curse world.
The High Council of Seraph will see you now...
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This was her life. Her purpose. Her meaning.
She loved this man. This Sethios. This male who had shattered all her beliefs and had broken through the harshest of her resolves.
Caro clung to him, weeping, her time with him too short. The sacrifice they would make would change the future of the world. But what if they couldn’t come back from it?
She would never voice that fear, the knowledge of what was to come. Because her mother would find her when she failed to locate Astasiya. Caro would endure rehabilitation. And she would survive.
That was her purpose, her one secret, that she never gave up. With Sethios forever etched into her very soul, the council couldn’t separate them. They would try, and they would fail. She would return to him. Always.
“I love you,” he whispered to her, his lips a caress against her ear. “I will forever love you.”
“I love you, too,” she breathed. And this time it was her. Her voice. Her heart. Her body. Her soul. She’d fallen into the memory, enraptured and ensnared and never letting go.
His eyes burned into hers. “Come back to me, Caro.”
“I’m right here.”
“Come back to me, angel.”
She frowned. “I’m here.”
“I miss you.”
It didn’t make any sense. How could he miss her? He was holding her. A part of her. Only, everything began to blur, the memory slipping from her fingers and surrounding her in a cage of literal glass.
She frowned. Where am I?