She thought he was her dream. But nightmares wear beautiful faces too.
Journella and her brothers survive a jet crash—only to wake up safe at home, as if it never happened. Her brothers have no memory of the crash or the strange, magical realm they landed in.
The worst part is that Journella remembers everything.
Brushed off as delusional, she begins to question her own sanity… until a letter arrives from the mysterious Shadow Prince, confirming that the realm was real.
But the prince’s charm hides a dangerous truth. He didn’t seek her out to help her—he needs her blood, and he’ll do whatever it takes to claim it.
Even kill her.
As his threats turn deadly, Journella's life becomes a perilous game of power and deceit.
Caught between protecting her family and resisting a man who’s both infuriating and unfairly attractive, Journella must decide if she’ll fight him... or fall for him.
Or maybe stab him first. Who knows.
(Trigger Warning: this book contains blood, violence, and a murder scene.)
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
Journella and her brothers survive a jet crash—only to wake up safe at home, as if it never happened. Her brothers have no memory of the crash or the strange, magical realm they landed in.
The worst part is that Journella remembers everything.
Brushed off as delusional, she begins to question her own sanity… until a letter arrives from the mysterious Shadow Prince, confirming that the realm was real.
But the prince’s charm hides a dangerous truth. He didn’t seek her out to help her—he needs her blood, and he’ll do whatever it takes to claim it.
Even kill her.
As his threats turn deadly, Journella's life becomes a perilous game of power and deceit.
Caught between protecting her family and resisting a man who’s both infuriating and unfairly attractive, Journella must decide if she’ll fight him... or fall for him.
Or maybe stab him first. Who knows.
(Trigger Warning: this book contains blood, violence, and a murder scene.)
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
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