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    Distant Thunder
    Distant Thunder
    Distant Thunder
    Ebook166 pages2 hours

    Distant Thunder

    By Lilli Carlisle

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    THE APPROACHING STORM

    Punished and shamed, the divine mother of nature, the goddess Net, was stripped of her powers and made mortal. Were it not for the shifter god, Fenrir, she wouldn’t have a home or protection, and with evil rising in all the realms, she is more than vulnerable, she’s a target. For Fenrir, protecting Net is more than a favor, it’s a way to ensure she will not lose her life on his watch. As threats become a real and present danger, he is forced to admit his long-hidden feelings and intends to make Net his forever, if she will have him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBoroughs Publishing Group
    Release dateJul 7, 2020
    ISBN9781951055868
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