Darkworld, Tome 4 : Souls Forsaken
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Chapter one
Freefalling
I feet below, and wondered how in hell I'd let Cara talk me into this.
The land had shrunk to patchwork of greens and yellows, dark forests hugging the Australian coastline. The sea was a brilliant blue, flecked with tiny white patches where boats passed, skimming the water. Turquoise marked the reefs, treasure troves beneath the waves. Wisps of cloud floated past.
Then the plane's hatch opened, and a blast of frigid air swept inside, numbing my bare arms instantly. A roaring filled my ears, and my heart beat so fast it felt like it might escape at any moment. At once, I became aware of how tiny, how insignificant, we were, minute figures in a hunk of metal hovering in the sky -
The first parachutist jumped. One second has was here, the next, the relentless wind swept him away. A gasp escaped me. No freaking way was I jumping out of this plane.
The guy I was strapped to gave me a smile. The harness pinned me in place. When he moved, I moved with him. The second parachutist disappeared through the hatch.
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In the Darkworld, there are no angels.
A betrayal has turned Ash’s entire world upside-down. Struggling to pick up the pieces, the last thing she expects is to receive a plea for help from the demon-hunting sorcerer cult, the Venantium. But signing a deal with the devil may unveil more than the hidden workings of the Venantium - it might also lead to clues about Ash herself, and the false fortune-teller who ruined her life.
However, with sinister plans afoot and her own powers breaking free of her control, Ash is torn between helping the enemy or worse, losing herself to the demon inside…
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