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    Pomela's Revenge: The Skin Walker Series
    Poet Tongue: The Skin Walker Series, #1
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    The Skin Walker Series

    By Kyla Stan

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    About this series

    They believed that evil was vanquished…until they unleashed the Death Goddess.

     

     

    After the war with Manitou, Violet Poet-Tongue is now an honored member of the Skin Walker pack alongside Tohon, the warrior alpha who bit her. She is celebrated among her new people and claimed a hero, but Violet senses something dark within the wilderness, an unspeakable evil that grows stronger every day.

     

    Then on a cold winter morning, Queen Kamaria of the Bastet Clan, Tohon's mother, arrives with members of her pack, including a feisty daughter named Hila, and Tafari, a wise shaman. They seek shelter after facing the perils of their homeland. But Violet also learns the Bastets had a vision of Pomela, Goddess of Death, and she desires to kill all Animal Children using ancient earthen spirits called Primordials. To make matters even more complicated, Kamaria has secrets about her magick she won't reveal, causing tension between Violet and the Bastets.

     

    Violet and Tohon must face ancient monsters and magickal secrets, but can they stop Pomela while forming an alliance with the Bastet Clan? Filled with Native American mythology and dark fantasy elements, Pomela's Revenge is the second novel of the Skin Walker Series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKyla Stan
    Release dateOct 31, 2018
    Pomela's Revenge: The Skin Walker Series
    Poet Tongue: The Skin Walker Series, #1

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      Poet Tongue: The Skin Walker Series, #1
      Poet Tongue: The Skin Walker Series, #1

      Poet Tongue: The Skin Walker Series, #1

      Kyla Stan
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      She threw herself away – and was reborn as a white wolf with a prophecy. Seventeen-year-old Violet Ashton is labeled as a Goth girl and secretly desires to find her purpose in a metal band. She wants a real connection, but her boyfriend Jake would rather party and thinks love is a joke. Trying to navigate through her senior year of high school while dealing with emotional abuse and bullies finally wears Violet down, and she believes everyone would be better off if she were dead. Fleeing society's brutal ways, she tries to kill herself by cutting her wrists. Tohon, the gorgeous warrior son of a prominent Skin Walker chief, a race of beings that shapeshift into wolves, is expected to one day succeed his father and find the perfect mate to spend his life with. But Tohon breaks the ultimate Skin Walker rule: stay away from humans. When Tohon smells Violet's blood and saves her from committing suicide, he accidently bites her, forever marking her as a wolf and awakening an ancient prophecy. Violet has the power to destroy the enemy hunting Tohon's pack – but only if she is willing to risk her life. Leading the greatest war in Skin Walker history is only part of the problem. Violet must also face long-buried issues of trust as her feelings for Tohon become something more than she ever expected. Is Violet a raging animal, or a gentle spirit? And can she face down the greatest enemy she has ever known in order to have the things she wants the most? Filled with Native American mythology and dark fantasy elements, Poet Tongue is the first novel of the Skin Walker Series.

      She threw herself away – and was reborn as a white wolf with a prophecy. Seventeen-year-old Violet Ashton is labeled as a Goth girl and secretly desires to find her purpose in a metal band. She wants a real connection, but her boyfriend Jake would rather party and thinks love is a joke. Trying to navigate through her senior year of high school while dealing with emotional abuse and bullies finally wears Violet down, and she believes everyone would be better off if she were dead. Fleeing society's brutal ways, she tries to kill herself by cutting her wrists. Tohon, the gorgeous warrior son of a prominent Skin Walker chief, a race of beings that shapeshift into wolves, is expected to one day succeed his father and find the perfect mate to spend his life with. But Tohon breaks the ultimate Skin Walker rule: stay away from humans. When Tohon smells Violet's blood and saves her from committing suicide, he accidently bites her, forever marking her as a wolf and awakening an ancient prophecy. Violet has the power to destroy the enemy hunting Tohon's pack – but only if she is willing to risk her life. Leading the greatest war in Skin Walker history is only part of the problem. Violet must also face long-buried issues of trust as her feelings for Tohon become something more than she ever expected. Is Violet a raging animal, or a gentle spirit? And can she face down the greatest enemy she has ever known in order to have the things she wants the most? Filled with Native American mythology and dark fantasy elements, Poet Tongue is the first novel of the Skin Walker Series.

    • Pomela's Revenge: The Skin Walker Series
      Pomela's Revenge: The Skin Walker Series

      Pomela's Revenge: The Skin Walker Series

      Kyla Stan
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      They believed that evil was vanquished…until they unleashed the Death Goddess.     After the war with Manitou, Violet Poet-Tongue is now an honored member of the Skin Walker pack alongside Tohon, the warrior alpha who bit her. She is celebrated among her new people and claimed a hero, but Violet senses something dark within the wilderness, an unspeakable evil that grows stronger every day.   Then on a cold winter morning, Queen Kamaria of the Bastet Clan, Tohon's mother, arrives with members of her pack, including a feisty daughter named Hila, and Tafari, a wise shaman. They seek shelter after facing the perils of their homeland. But Violet also learns the Bastets had a vision of Pomela, Goddess of Death, and she desires to kill all Animal Children using ancient earthen spirits called Primordials. To make matters even more complicated, Kamaria has secrets about her magick she won't reveal, causing tension between Violet and the Bastets.   Violet and Tohon must face ancient monsters and magickal secrets, but can they stop Pomela while forming an alliance with the Bastet Clan? Filled with Native American mythology and dark fantasy elements, Pomela's Revenge is the second novel of the Skin Walker Series.

      They believed that evil was vanquished…until they unleashed the Death Goddess.     After the war with Manitou, Violet Poet-Tongue is now an honored member of the Skin Walker pack alongside Tohon, the warrior alpha who bit her. She is celebrated among her new people and claimed a hero, but Violet senses something dark within the wilderness, an unspeakable evil that grows stronger every day.   Then on a cold winter morning, Queen Kamaria of the Bastet Clan, Tohon's mother, arrives with members of her pack, including a feisty daughter named Hila, and Tafari, a wise shaman. They seek shelter after facing the perils of their homeland. But Violet also learns the Bastets had a vision of Pomela, Goddess of Death, and she desires to kill all Animal Children using ancient earthen spirits called Primordials. To make matters even more complicated, Kamaria has secrets about her magick she won't reveal, causing tension between Violet and the Bastets.   Violet and Tohon must face ancient monsters and magickal secrets, but can they stop Pomela while forming an alliance with the Bastet Clan? Filled with Native American mythology and dark fantasy elements, Pomela's Revenge is the second novel of the Skin Walker Series.

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