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The Nevermore Chronicles (2): Queen takes Knight

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Summary

Sera and her crew are off to find the source of her powers. Will they find what they are after or more than they bargained for? Sera and the gang are back in the next book of The Nevermore Chronicles Trilogy! This time they are racing against time as they seek out a long lost grave of an Egyptian Queen, in hopes of finding out why Sera's powers are on the fritz! Will they find the tomb, or will an old enemy find them first? Things are heating up and not just between the sheets! *wink*

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Complete
Chapters
31
Rating
5.0 (2 reviews)
Age Rating
18+

NOTES:

This is Book 2 of The Nevermore Chronicles

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