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What do you do when you discover an entire island filled with magical creatures?
When a magical amulet gives marine biologist Naomi Twain the power to see through glamours it plunges her into a world of danger and intrigue. Fantastical creatures are everywhere, but hidden, on Catalina Island - and someone is hunting them, putting at risk a unique, magical ecosystem.
Corey Madrigal is bathing a behemi, a flying miniature pig, when Naomi crashes into his life. With a natural talent for seeing through glamours, he feels a responsibility to the creatures of his island home, creatures who were the friends of his childhood. Now, he's a Hollywood special effects artist, and he's going to be an amazing ally for Naomi in her quest to capture the hunters of the island's fantastical creatures.
But the hunters have their own agenda.
And then, there's the ghost...
Intense danger, wild storms, and passionate loyalties put to the test. Fantastical Island is a stand-alone adventure in the Old School series.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
When a magical amulet gives marine biologist Naomi Twain the power to see through glamours it plunges her into a world of danger and intrigue. Fantastical creatures are everywhere, but hidden, on Catalina Island - and someone is hunting them, putting at risk a unique, magical ecosystem.
Corey Madrigal is bathing a behemi, a flying miniature pig, when Naomi crashes into his life. With a natural talent for seeing through glamours, he feels a responsibility to the creatures of his island home, creatures who were the friends of his childhood. Now, he's a Hollywood special effects artist, and he's going to be an amazing ally for Naomi in her quest to capture the hunters of the island's fantastical creatures.
But the hunters have their own agenda.
And then, there's the ghost...
Intense danger, wild storms, and passionate loyalties put to the test. Fantastical Island is a stand-alone adventure in the Old School series.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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