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Rayne Hawke is a Shadow-Seeker--she can travel to other dimensions to help humanity change the course of history. Shadow-Seekers work among us, moving through time, going where they are needed to right irreversible wrongs.. As an enlightened being, Rayne has powers equal to the immortals who walk this planet, which makes her -- in their minds-- perfect for their deadly plans.
When a Shadow-Seeker falls, the resulting void is perfect for wreaking havoc, beginning a blood and raining down hell on earth.
Rayne Hawke has no idea how formidable and destructive her powers can be--if subverted. As an attorney by day she seeks justice for her clients, and at night, she travels on the physical or astral planes, for her duties as Shadow-Seeker...But the Bloodless Ones are out.... tracking her every move, making certain that she fails, because despair, hopelessness, rage--and unthinking actions taken-- can create opportunities for a foothold inside the psyche of human beings.
When her law firm is infiltrated, her best friend threatened with the deadly, yet seductive kiss from a Bloodless one, when her very existence is at stake with every choice she makes, she may have to cross that line. But could she ever get back?
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When a Shadow-Seeker falls, the resulting void is perfect for wreaking havoc, beginning a blood and raining down hell on earth.
Rayne Hawke has no idea how formidable and destructive her powers can be--if subverted. As an attorney by day she seeks justice for her clients, and at night, she travels on the physical or astral planes, for her duties as Shadow-Seeker...But the Bloodless Ones are out.... tracking her every move, making certain that she fails, because despair, hopelessness, rage--and unthinking actions taken-- can create opportunities for a foothold inside the psyche of human beings.
When her law firm is infiltrated, her best friend threatened with the deadly, yet seductive kiss from a Bloodless one, when her very existence is at stake with every choice she makes, she may have to cross that line. But could she ever get back?
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