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Claimed by Her Monsters: Goddess of Nightmares

Her Dark Obsessions Duet, Book 2

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Claimed by Her Monsters: Goddess of Nightmares

By: Avery Song
Narrated by: Marnye Young, Alexander Cendese
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Where does one stand when they’re destined to rule two worlds?

A crown of light hovers over my head, a royal symbol that puts me on a pedestal that everyone envies—they long to stand at my side for the rest of the world to witness.

Death awakens the truth surrounding my creation, and I’m left in the middle of a war between three supernatural races: wolves, archangels, and monsters. This isn’t the threesome I was envisioning for myself…

New roles and responsibilities lead me on an unexpected path that’s far from my pack and even farther away from my destined mates’ reach, but what’s lost shall always be found. Until then, my monsters have no choice but to claim me.

As the Goddess of Nightmares, I’ve ignited my own world of chaos, but where there is darkness, there is always light. For the first time in my life, I’m ready to stop running and face the real enemy at the end of that blinding tunnel.

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This was a fabulous duet. The story was great but this second book was rushed and had little at the end. We didn’t get to see what happened with all the men and it just felt like the story was hurriedly finished just to be done. There was a lot of detail and plot in the first book but this one has very little in the way of substance. We go from zero to sixty in half the size of the first book. First book was five stars but this one only gets three stars.

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