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Null & Void: A Dark Romantic Fantasy full of feminine rage.

Name: Null & Void: A Dark Romantic Fantasy full of feminine rage.
Brand: R. Moody Author
SKU: 9781763770904
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Contributors:

R. Moody

Publisher:

R. Moody Author

Binding:

Hardcover

Book Category:

Fiction

Book Subcategory:

Fantasy

Book Topic:

Epic, Romance

Series:

Patrons of the Divine #1

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Release Date:

01/18/25

ISBN 13:

9781763770904

Weight:

1.54 lbs

Size:

9.00 x 6.00 x 0.94 inches

Pages:

362

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Description

There is only one thing worse than being born a Patron of the Divine; being branded Null & Void.Absent of a Gift.

After enduring a life of servitude, Mika, retired assassin and Null, thought she would live out her days alone...

But, once an assassin, always an assassin.

When Mika is sold as a slave-a fate she was promised would never be hers-hope for a solitary life is lost. Now destined for an impossible rescue in a foreign land, her only chance for survival is to fight the destructive rage simmering beneath her skin and learn to trust those around her.

As trust deepens on the journey and a charming new companion fights for her heart, Mika is forced to face the truth of who she is. In the end, she must choose to embrace it or let the rage win, and risk losing it all.

Null & Void is the first book in a new series featuring a harsh fantasy world, political intrigue, and a morally grey heroine caught in the middle.Perfect for fans of Gild (by Raven Kennedy), Daughter of No Worlds (by Carissa Broadbent), Lady of Darkness (by Melissa K. Roehrich), and Graceling (by Kristin Cashore).

(Note: please check the trigger warnings on the authors website)