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    Under the Moon Bundle: Books 1-3

    By David Neth

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    Magical lineage. Demonic temptation. And the power to overcome the odds.

    The Harper family has quite the reputation of being a powerful force in the magical world. Sister witches Samantha and Kathy have taken out their share of bad guys long before Samantha had Josh and Chris to take care of. Still, the power that they all wield is regularly put to the test with the many enemies who come their way.

    Meanwhile, the Bowen family has been fighting to survive a curse put on them by the evil witch Toxanna. So far she has succeeded in her quest to kill every last member of the family. While the number of Bowens quickly shrinks, Danielle and her husband try their best to find a way to overcome their archenemy before the birth of their daughter.

    Both families must overcome the odds to defeat their enemies or the power in each family line will end with them.

    Under the Moon Bundle: Books 1-3 is a collection of the first three books in the Under the Moon Series: The Full Moon, The Harvest Moon, and The Blood Moon.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Neth
    Release dateFeb 6, 2017
    ISBN9781945336980
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