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Miss Violet and the Great War: A Strangely Beautiful Novel

Current price: $17.99
Miss Violet and the Great War: A Strangely Beautiful Novel
Miss Violet and the Great War: A Strangely Beautiful Novel

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Miss Violet and the Great War: A Strangely Beautiful Novel

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PRISM AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR
A superb, standalone adventure in Leanna Renee Hieber's groundbreaking, critically acclaimed
Strangely Beautiful
series, full of passion and power.
From childhood, Violet Rychman has dreamed of a coming war, of death and battle on an unimaginable scale. She has seen and heard ghosts, who have loved and guided her.
Now the future she dreamed has come to pass. World War I rages across Europe. Millions of people are dying; entire villages are disappearing.
A great and terrible vision sweeps over Violet, offering powers heralded by the Muses of antiquity. The ability to impact people’s memories, even shape their thoughts. To guide their souls. To pass between the world of the living and that of the dead and to bring others through that passage.
These and other gifts once belonged to people Violet loved. Now they are hers, and she must use them to attempt to stop death itself.
series
Perilous Prophecy
Miss Violet and the Great War
The Eterna Files
Eterna and Omega
The Eterna Solution

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