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    Into the Black: The Monsters series, #3
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    Into the Black: The Monsters series, #3

    By Amber Naralim

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    Book 3 in the Monsters series

     

    Everyone always assumes Persephone was tricked. That Beast kidnapped Beauty. I find it's usually a little more complicated.

     

    There is no normal.

    Not anymore.

     

    That was the first lesson I learned when I followed Vincent into the shadows. Well, I saved my brother… or so I thought. There are always consequences and unintended victims though.

     

    Keeping two steps ahead of The Foundation's mercenaries and the FBI proves quite the challenge while Vincent and I work to put down the monsters I set loose. Each step we take only leads us deeper into the black.

     

    You'll love this Dark Paranormal Captive Romance because love makes Beasts of us all.

    Grab yours now!

     

    This series includes

    A Beautiful Lie

    Walking with Monsters

    Into the Black

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmber Naralim
    Release dateApr 10, 2021
    ISBN9781393577690
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