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    The Harbinger: Portents of Death, #1
    The Harbinger: Portents of Death, #1
    The Harbinger: Portents of Death, #1
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    The Harbinger: Portents of Death, #1

    By Rebekah Lewis

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    Can a death omen reject her destiny and have a normal life?

    Ravyn Corvus only wants to experience what every other young woman her age does. Receiving a scholarship to a college on the other side of the country from her family, she can't get away fast enough. She has a secret though. One that many would consider deadly—and unpredictable. Her mother calls it a curse from the gods.

    Daniel O'Connor is enjoying the college life. When a beautiful freshman catches his eye, he hopes to win her over—but she keeps pushing him away. Mysterious events around the campus bring them closer together, but will they be able to deny the attraction between them when they become enmeshed in multiple tragedies?

    Meanwhile, an ancient evil has returned, revealing secrets that neither of them would have ever believed. Everything they thought they knew about themselves and their families threatens to destroy them…or unite them.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRebekah Lewis
    Release dateDec 18, 2023
    ISBN9798223099185
    The Harbinger: Portents of Death, #1
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    Rebekah Lewis

    Rebekah Lewis has always been captivated by fictional worlds. An avid reader and lover of cinema, it was only a matter of time before she started writing her own stories and immersing herself in her imagination. Rebekah’s most popular series, The Cursed Satyroi, is paranormal romance based on Greek mythology. She also writes Fantasy and Time Travel. When satyrs, white rabbits, and stubborn heroes aren’t keeping her busy, she may be found putting her creativity to use as an award-winning cover artist. Rebekah holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and lives in Savannah, GA with her cat, Bagheera.

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