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The Necromancer's Prey
- The Paranormal Council, Book 3
- Narrated by: Libby Kerk
- Length: 2 hrs and 8 mins
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The Necromancer's Prey
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
He's investigating her people - so why can't she resist him?
Rory's been an outcast her whole life, never feeling like she fit in with the other necromancers. With the Shifter Council investigating a rogue, her loyalties are torn between the people she doesn't belong to, and the shifter she can't seem to stop thinking about.
When Alden saves Rory one night, the attraction between them becomes too difficult to ignore, and he finally starts to accept that she could be his mate.
The Necromancer's Prey is the third book in the completed Paranormal Council series. It is Rory and Alden's full story.
©2017 Laura Greenwood (P)2019 Laura Greenwood
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