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Hidden embers

by Tessa Adams (2011)

About this book

In the New Mexico desert there is a secret race on the brink of extinction-the pure-blood shapeshifters of the Dragonstar clan. Their last hope for survival lies in the hands of Quinn Maguire, the desperate clan healer lost in love with a human female.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreHidden embers Lead Character

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