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    Cleansed with Fire
    Crowned with Guilt
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Remember The Reaper Series

    Written by S.K. Rose

    Narrated by Lauren Sweet and Brandon Utah

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    About this series

    I remembered her. I remembered everything. But was it a blessing or a curse?

    Half of me was still in love with the blue eyed girl wearing my crown around her neck. The other, felt betrayed that she could walk away when I needed her the most.

    Struck down by her absence, an internal war brewed within my kingdom. Along with my childhood memories a new emotion was unleashed, one I was unable to control.

    Rage. Unbridled, unrelenting, rage.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateJun 4, 2019
    Cleansed with Fire
    Crowned with Guilt

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Crowned with Guilt
      Crowned with Guilt

      Crowned with Guilt

      S.K. Rose
      5/5
      5/5

      As a child, I discovered a castle. It became a sanctuary from the nightmare that was my life, but my fairytale truly began when he found me. The boy with green eyes and crooked smile. The boy with stories and an imagination that could take us far, far away. In our castle he was the prince, and I the princess. For the first time in my life I was safe, happy. I was loved. But every fairytale has a villain, ours would be no different. I just never expected the villain to be me. Contains mature themes.

      As a child, I discovered a castle. It became a sanctuary from the nightmare that was my life, but my fairytale truly began when he found me. The boy with green eyes and crooked smile. The boy with stories and an imagination that could take us far, far away. In our castle he was the prince, and I the princess. For the first time in my life I was safe, happy. I was loved. But every fairytale has a villain, ours would be no different. I just never expected the villain to be me. Contains mature themes.

    • 2

      Cleansed with Fire
      Cleansed with Fire

      Cleansed with Fire

      S.K. Rose
      5/5
      5/5

      I remembered her. I remembered everything. But was it a blessing or a curse? Half of me was still in love with the blue eyed girl wearing my crown around her neck. The other, felt betrayed that she could walk away when I needed her the most. Struck down by her absence, an internal war brewed within my kingdom. Along with my childhood memories a new emotion was unleashed, one I was unable to control. Rage. Unbridled, unrelenting, rage. Contains mature themes.

      I remembered her. I remembered everything. But was it a blessing or a curse? Half of me was still in love with the blue eyed girl wearing my crown around her neck. The other, felt betrayed that she could walk away when I needed her the most. Struck down by her absence, an internal war brewed within my kingdom. Along with my childhood memories a new emotion was unleashed, one I was unable to control. Rage. Unbridled, unrelenting, rage. Contains mature themes.

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