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A Legacy of The Damned : Daughter of Astaroth

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We are natural-born enemies for his kind hunt and destroy my kind. But when I first saw him, I was enamored. I was stupid. I was full of foolish romantic ideas. I thought he was my prince charming, my white knight in shiny armor. Turns out, he’s my worse nightmare. My tormentor even in his absence. The one who sets out to break and destroy me. Sacha (Alexander) Gauthier, a Nephilim Prince, in line to the throne to the Order of the Circle. His name is whispered with the same amount of fear and reverence, hatred and awe among the creatures of Heaven and Hell. He taught me many things, but most of all, he taught me what it’s like to feel shame and unwanted. But I am Danica Saint, a half-demon, a daughter of Astaroth, one of the three Princes of Hell. If he thinks that we’re enemies now, wait until I’m done with him. I’ll teach him that you don’t make a deal with a demon...or a half-demon. We come to collect. This is Sacha Gauthier's story, the second book in The Legacy Trilogy continuing after A Legacy for Katherine. Each book in this series is standalone. You don't need to read the first book to enjoy this one.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
92
Rating
4.9 240 reviews
Age Rating
16+

Chapter 1 - Party Crasher

He crashed into my world like a comet hurtling into a small planet at the speed of light. He unwittingly took a big chunk of me with him, leaving me gasping for air. Broken. Unwhole. He continued on his course without slowing down or a backward glance.

Danica Saint

The sound of giggling from behind me breaks the silence, and I stiffen.

“Be quiet, Juni!” I hissed over my shoulder.

“I can’t help it. I laugh when I’m nervous,” whispers Juniper. A few seconds later, another giggle breaks out.

Oh, for goodness sake! I turn to glare at her even though I know she can’t see me in the darkness of the cloakroom. When I turn back around, a fur coat slaps me on the face. There isn’t much room in the cloakroom. We’re both squished between the jackets and coats. The mix of scents of different types of expensive perfumes is cloying.

Juniper shuffles forward, pushing the coats out of the way to reach the door. “I think he’s g---”

I slap a hand over Juniper’s mouth and drag her back behind the line of coats and jackets. She lets out a muffled “Owww...” against my palm.

“Shut up!” I whisper urgently in her ear. The man is still there. I didn’t hear his footsteps moving away from the door. “Shhh...” I warn her again.

I extend my hearing over Juniper’s rapid breathing and heartbeat and concentrate. I don’t hear the sound of the feet moving, but catch a sound of a rough hand touching the doorknob. I duck down, forcing Juniper to land on her hands and knees on the heavily carpeted floor with me just before the doorknob turns and the door swings open.

The light from outside comes pouring in, but not enough to fall on Juniper and me. We’re well protected by the heavy coats and jackets. I make sure to keep my hand on Juniper’s mouth.

On the floor, from the shadows of the hanging jackets, I watch my father’s henchman scan the room. He’s wearing a black suit like any other civilized man out there, but there's no doubt in my mind that he’s an Excruciarch; a brute from hell that enjoys delivering pain. I’m good with pain, but I'm not a masochist, and I’m determined on crashing the secret party that my father often hosts, so getting caught by the hulking beast from hell isn’t an option.

Juniper and I were doing so well trying to sneak into the ballroom until I spotted one of my father’s goons at the door. I grabbed Juniper and dove into the cloakroom as quickly as I could. That was a couple of minutes ago. I think he must have seen us...or suspected that he saw us because he followed us to where we’re hiding now. We could get away with this if Juniper could just stay silent. But apparently, she can’t stop giggling when she’s nervous. If I knew of her condition before, I wouldn’t have included her in this exploit of mine. At this rate, we’re going to get caught before we even get through the door!

A lowsounding rumble gurgles out from inside his chest. It resembles the growl of a feral animal, and the hair at the back of my neck stands on end.

My pulse skyrockets as Juniper’s body shakes with another bout of giggles. I tightened my hand over her mouth. Darn Juniper!

He stands there for what seems like an eternity before he finally takes a step back. When the door closes behind him with a click, Juniper’s body slumps against mine in relief. I hear his footsteps receding, and Juniper starts giggling again. I push her off me. The worst. Crime partner. Ever.

When we both step out of the cloakroom, I feel high on adrenaline. The coat check attendant, who wasn’t there a few minutes ago, eyes us suspiciously from the counter, and I quickly drag Juniper across the gleaming marble floor. There are men in tuxedos and women in evening dresses, but I don’t see any of my father’s men, and the entrance to the ballroom is just a few feet away. I can hear the music as well as the chatter and the laughter coming from inside. We’re almost there.

“What do we do now?" asks Juniper. I contemplate ditching her before we both get caught.

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love your storys!

4 years
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love it! I just read a legacy for Katherine on Galatea and found out about this book being the next one , so excited to continue the story

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I can tell by this first chapter that I am going to enjoy this book :D

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