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    Blood Claim
    Blood Claim
    Blood Claim
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    Blood Claim

    By Stefanie Waring

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    Valentine Greyfeather is a tank: a mage trained in destructive magic and usually the defensive force behind a partner trained in more delicate spells. Antisocial as he is, however, Valentine has gotten away with working by himself and answering to almost no one, until he's paired up with the big boss's adopted son, Kellan.

    Their rocky partnership is quickly put to the test when an underwater demon living in the nearby lake lays claim to Valentine. The only thing that can save him is a stronger claim - like one made by his new partner.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStefanie Waring
    Release dateSep 30, 2012
    ISBN9781301973767
    Blood Claim
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    Stefanie Waring

    Stefanie Waring is a writer in her twenties, currently living in Ontario with two cats and a horse.

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