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    Seraphina: Guardians, #3
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    Seraphina: Guardians, #3

    By Nicole Sobon

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    All I ever wanted was to be a part of something bigger; to feel as though I belonged somewhere. 

    I'd always been drawn to the movement of the flames. Mesmerized by their dance as they responded to their own private song. But this? These powers? I wouldn't wish them upon anyone.

    Because being a Super is bad enough, but knowing you can kill without even trying? It made you a danger to everyone.

     

    SERAPHINA is complete at approximately 13K words; it is the third short story in the Guardians series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNicole Sobon
    Release dateJun 6, 2020
    ISBN9781386497424
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    Seraphina: Guardians, #3
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    Nicole Sobon

    Nicole Sobon is the author of The Emile Reed Chronicles (Young Adult Science Fiction), the Outbreak duology (Young Adult Dystopian), and various other stories. Her novel, Program 13, was quoted on an episode of Criminal Minds (season 8, episode 13, "Magnum Opus"). She is currently working on Deprogrammed, the second book in the Emile Reed Chronicles, which is set for a late May/early June release. She will also be releasing Collide, a New Adult contemporary romance, in July 2013.

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