The Songs of Fate: Book One in the Romantic Fantasy War of Fate Saga

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Review This brand-new fantasy romance novel HAS to be your next read. It's action packed and tugs at your emotions from the start! The first chapter had me feeling all kinds of emotions for Charlie, and it just got better.Mixed with fantasy, romance, and mystery, you follow Charlie on this journey of self discovery when strange things start happening to her that can't be explained without her looking like a crazy person (as per her psychiatrists) after the death of her husband.She meets friend, and more than friends, along the way. She learns a lot about herself and the world. I couldn't put it down!—Meg @SnarcyLibrary Charlie was a widowed doctoral student. Since her late husband died she suffered from weird dreams and later on, she discovered that she had a strange power. Through her studies, she was trying to understand what was happening. One day while she was hiking she was attacked by an animal. Thankfully for her, a man was there and helped her. Charlie was ready to forget anything that happened and avoid the friendly stranger but then she found out about the disappearances of several men. The weird thing was that her dreams were connected with those. And that was the moment that her life changed forever. She was about to enter another world more dangerous than hers...It's such an intriguing story. The plot is unique and enthralling. It's a slow burn with a steady pace. It's a nice mix of suspense and romance. Also, it managed to smoothly blend the world of fantasy with the human. It started with vague descriptions of what was happening and slowly it revealed the more crucial subjects. I loved the characters, there was such diversity among them.My favorites were Charlie and Lana, those two were a great pair. Her dreams were one of the best parts of the book along with the big revelation of what she was.—Ionna @nanasbookreviews Product Description The Fates have chosen their warrior.Charlie, a widowed doctoral student, has been struggling with dark dreams of a gray-eyed warrior.For the past three years she’s felt a power growing inside her—the strange sparks of light are painful—but brutally intoxicating.After being attacked by an unknown creature while hiking, Charlie is aided by a friendly stranger, Logan. But Logan is not who he pretends to be…and nothing will be the same again, including Charle herself.Because when she discovers her dark dreams are not just fantasies, but linked to missing men in San Diego, she delves into a world beyond her own with a very complicated secret.A world of darkness.A world where love is difficult to define.A world at war… The War of Fate. From the Author The Songs of Fate is a romantic fantasy novel is my largest labor of love to date. This novel follows Charlie on her journey into a world where no one is who they pretend to be. This has been one of the most fulfilling books to write because I expand of the definition of love with characters who go beyond traditional relationships. The theme of love and war is difficult but so rewarding to write because I find that when facing true loss, the only way to survive is love. In The Songs of Fate, different types of love are explored in a unique way. Unlike my previous book, Satisfying Secrets, this novel has a heavy element of fantasy and dark romance. I will take you to a world beyond your own while giving you a slow burn between characters that will leave you melting in your seat. Join Charlie on her journey into love, darkness, and war... The War of Fate. From the Inside Flap A dark warrior haunts my dreams...The frigid waters cooled my fevered skin and soothed the aching burn deep in my mind. Gentle currents tugged me deeper into the darkness, blanketing me in its icy depths.My body stilled as I waited. My raven locks ebbed freely through the water, blending with the current until they were one and the same.I recognized him before I saw him.He lurked behind the cobalt blue veil of ocean. His perilous wa

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