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    Passions and Protectors
    Passions and Protectors
    Passions and Protectors
    Audiobook4 hours

    Passions and Protectors

    Written by Mila Young

    Narrated by Caitlyn Johnston

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Love is savage. Love is fierce. Love will stand beside you when the rest of the world turns their back. Love will claim its weapon of choice....my heart. 


    There’s a murderer on the loose...and mortals are calling for a name to bring to justice.

    A name that answers on behalf of the Ancient. 

    My name...Morwenna Livingstone. 

    My parents can’t reach me. 

    My best friend doesn’t even know where I’ve gone. 

    And as mortal deaths continue to plague Tricks City I’m called to stand before the tribunal of mortals and monsters and answer for the crime of conspiracy to murder. 

    Because I know who the real killer has been all this time. 

    I just couldn’t bring myself to face him. 

    The betrayal. 

    The heartache…

    And the end. 

    Prepare yourself for side-splitting hillariousness and super hot Wolf shifters in this slow-burn romance. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMila Young
    Release dateMay 29, 2023
    ISBN9798368941608
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