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Lucifer Rising, the third novel of the Gothic Memoirs series, reopens the epic tale with startling revelations about the past that leave Nadija staggering. Some of the long-suppressed secrets leave her disappointed and resentful of those she once thought were loyal to her and her throne.
Lucifer Rising, the third novel of the Gothic Memoirs series, reopens the epic tale with startling revelations about the past that leave Nadija staggering. Some of the long-suppressed secrets leave her disappointed and resentful of those she once thought were loyal to her and her throne. br />
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Though disappointed, Nadija continues to secretly plot to rearrange council and assist the Vlkolak in their rise to power. In a series of strategic and surprising political moves, Nadjia begins to unravel the secrets that could potentially keep the Vlkolak king from taking back his throne./ | |  | | Mariposa
Mariposa, Book 2 in the Gothic Memoirs series by author Rebekah Armusik
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p class="MsoNormal">At the closing of Book 1: i>Memoirs of a Gothic Soul/i>, Nadija Fey underwent a transformation to save her life.span> /span>That ending of her mortal life is just the beginning in Mariposa.span> /span>Though immortal, Nadija is no less of an enigma to those around her.span> /span>She is the first Guardian to accept the gif | |  | | Memoirs of a Gothic Soul
Gothic fiction novel series, the 13 Gothic Memoirs by Rebekah Armusik.
Nadija Fey is weeks away from graduating college and is eager to escape small-city life. She feels suffocated by her eccentric Slovak family, an abusive ex-boyfriend, and a drug-addicted childhood friend. To her, life seems empty, lonely, and stale. The only consolation she has is a dream to move to Prague and start a new life.
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Despite her grandmother’s warnings and the pleas of friends and family to stay, she embarks on her journey to find herself, but to her dismay, Prague seems to harbor more pain and suffering than she anticipated. She is for |
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