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    Crimson Earth: Part Two: The Awakening
    Under the Golden Sun: Part One: Tears of Lace
    Crimson Earth: Part One: T.I.M.E.
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    Crimson Earth Series

    By Jessica Barnes

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    About this series

    The third book in the Crimson Earth Series. This book follows the story of Lyric prior to meeting Sonny. His life is ordinary save for his abnormal intellect. Then a pretty girl begins talking to him from sector eight at his internship and the whole world changes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJessica Barnes
    Release dateDec 8, 2015
    Crimson Earth: Part Two: The Awakening
    Under the Golden Sun: Part One: Tears of Lace
    Crimson Earth: Part One: T.I.M.E.

    Titles in the series (5)

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      Crimson Earth: Part One: T.I.M.E.
      Crimson Earth: Part One: T.I.M.E.

      Crimson Earth: Part One: T.I.M.E.

      Jessica Barnes
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      Sangre lives in a world of darkness deep under T.I.M.E., the Technical Institute for Malevolent Experiments. Azura, the Assistant Hand to the Queen of the Seelie Court is tasked with the duty to rescue her and end the reign of pandemonium that was caused by her kidnapping. However, a dark past is revealed to this naive servant of the court. Has she signed up for more than she asked for?

      Sangre lives in a world of darkness deep under T.I.M.E., the Technical Institute for Malevolent Experiments. Azura, the Assistant Hand to the Queen of the Seelie Court is tasked with the duty to rescue her and end the reign of pandemonium that was caused by her kidnapping. However, a dark past is revealed to this naive servant of the court. Has she signed up for more than she asked for?

    • Crimson Earth: Part Two: The Awakening
      Crimson Earth: Part Two: The Awakening

      Crimson Earth: Part Two: The Awakening

      Jessica Barnes
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      A continuation of Part One: T.I.M.E. Azura must seek the help of the courts to save her friend but soon discovers that nowhere is safe. The long standing peace is broken. Now, Azura finds herself asking a time traveling merman for advice. What will become of our heroes?

      A continuation of Part One: T.I.M.E. Azura must seek the help of the courts to save her friend but soon discovers that nowhere is safe. The long standing peace is broken. Now, Azura finds herself asking a time traveling merman for advice. What will become of our heroes?

    • Under the Golden Sun: Part One: Tears of Lace
      Under the Golden Sun: Part One: Tears of Lace

      Under the Golden Sun: Part One: Tears of Lace

      Jessica Barnes
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      The fourth book in the Crimson Earth Series. This book follows the story of Sonny and Amaryllis prior to the creation of the East Court. Amaryllis is raised by an evil mother who forces her to weave silk into lace until one day when Amaryllis, the innocent devoted daughter, decided to rebel against her mother and send all the lace out the window while her mother was sleeping.

      The fourth book in the Crimson Earth Series. This book follows the story of Sonny and Amaryllis prior to the creation of the East Court. Amaryllis is raised by an evil mother who forces her to weave silk into lace until one day when Amaryllis, the innocent devoted daughter, decided to rebel against her mother and send all the lace out the window while her mother was sleeping.

    • Under the Golden Sun: Part Two: Colored Ice
      Under the Golden Sun: Part Two: Colored Ice

      Under the Golden Sun: Part Two: Colored Ice

      Jessica Barnes
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      A continuation of Under the Golden Sun: Part One: Tears of Lace and the last book in the Crimson Earth Series. This book follows the story of Mab, a young girl who was born with the condition to age rapidly. Everyone in her village assumes she’s an old maid. Even stranger is that, she becomes ill with the change of seasons and she can see things no one else does. Wishing the best for their daughter, Mab’s parents are forced to send her away with each equinox until one day when Mab meets a stranger that knows everything about who she ever was.

      A continuation of Under the Golden Sun: Part One: Tears of Lace and the last book in the Crimson Earth Series. This book follows the story of Mab, a young girl who was born with the condition to age rapidly. Everyone in her village assumes she’s an old maid. Even stranger is that, she becomes ill with the change of seasons and she can see things no one else does. Wishing the best for their daughter, Mab’s parents are forced to send her away with each equinox until one day when Mab meets a stranger that knows everything about who she ever was.

    • Rhapsody in Blue
      Rhapsody in Blue

      Rhapsody in Blue

      Jessica Barnes
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      The third book in the Crimson Earth Series. This book follows the story of Lyric prior to meeting Sonny. His life is ordinary save for his abnormal intellect. Then a pretty girl begins talking to him from sector eight at his internship and the whole world changes.

      The third book in the Crimson Earth Series. This book follows the story of Lyric prior to meeting Sonny. His life is ordinary save for his abnormal intellect. Then a pretty girl begins talking to him from sector eight at his internship and the whole world changes.

    Author

    Jessica Barnes

    Jessica Barnes is a gynosexual who writes erotica that tends to be futa-on-female. She loves throwing futas and lesbians together in a blender with a pinch of adventure and a half-shaker of spice to see what happens. When not writing, she’s crawling the local lesbian bars.

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