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The Last Immortal

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The Last Immortal

By: Gwendolyn Womack
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Summary

Two star-crossed lovers travel across time to save the world in the thrilling conclusion to an epic romantic adventure by Gwendolyn Womack, the USA Today bestselling author of The Last Labyrinth.

The North and South Poles are shifting, a worldwide catastrophe is imminent, and two lovers separated by centuries have found the way to prevent it: with an ancient song left by a galactic guardian.

Magellan Brighton and Rhys Sherwood, the Earl of Liron, were fated to meet in 1829 England and complete a prophesied mission together in a labyrinth of time to save humanity. But when Magellan is swept back home, she faces the end of the world alone. Unless Rhys can find her.

With the help of an ancient immortal and the long-lost diary from Merlin’s twin sister, Rhys must journey to present-day New York City to find Magellan before it’s too late. But as destined as Magellan and Rhys are to prevent the unimaginable, there are forces beyond this world determined to stop them.

Now in a race across continents to find the last piece of the song, they must unearth buried secrets from the ancient past in order to save a dying world.

Action & Adventure Historical Historical Fiction
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