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    The Basilisk's Creed: Volume Six (The Basilisk's Creed #1): The Basilisk's Creed, #6
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    The Basilisk's Creed: Volume Six (The Basilisk's Creed #1): The Basilisk's Creed, #6
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    The Basilisk's Creed: Volume Six (The Basilisk's Creed #1): The Basilisk's Creed, #6

    By Eme Strife

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    Dear diary...and anyone else who will listen:

    Tonight, I met the man of my dreams.

    Literally.

    ***

    Whoever said living in California was glamorous and easy-going lied through their fucking teeth. I guess I can blame reality TV for that pervasive B.S. Maybe it was good thing my old man banned television at home for all the years he was alive, after all. I probably would’ve been even more deluded than I was when I’d moved up here from Arkansas three months ago.

    Looking back, I’m not even sure why I did it; why, of all the places I could’ve chosen to start a new life, I picked Los Angeles: one of the most expensive places in the world to live. I don’t even know anyone one here. Heck, I’d never even visited the city before my move.

    Still, I’m determined to make it here, to make something of myself. And that means I have no time for distractions of any kind—especially guys.

    But then, he comes along; the sexiest, strongest, most handsome, most intimidating, and most powerful man I’ve ever seen.

    He’s absolutely gorgeous, with eyes that seem to burn right through my soul and the most charming smile in existence, and his allure, his entire being, is simply magnetic.

    He’s impossibly beautiful and just…ugh, perfect. He’s perfect. He’s everything every woman—and possibly quite a few men—wants, including me.

    What I’m not prepared for, though, is how much he wants me, too.

    However, there are three problems.

    One: He’s not a man.

    Two: I can only see him in my dreams.

    And three: He commands an army of soul reapers.

    And, apparently, that’s just the beginning…

    ***

    Immerse yourself in the SIXTH thrilling installment of Eme Strife's addictive, sexy, enchanting, and surreal series. Each page will leave you even more enthralled than the last, on the edge of your seat, and vigorously chomping at the bit for more.

    This series unfolds over several volumes. IT IS NOT A STANDALONE.

    Rated 18+

    This series contains graphic sexual content, violence, and strong language. Because of its explicit nature, it is intended for mature audiences only. Reader discretion is advised.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher(Eme)nded Publishing
    Release dateNov 24, 2016
    ISBN9781540122063
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    The Basilisk's Creed: Volume Six (The Basilisk's Creed #1): The Basilisk's Creed, #6
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    Eme Strife

    Eme is an unconventional New Adult Paranormal-slash-Urban Fantasy and Contemporary Romance writer (and a bit of a sarcastic smart-ass) who might be going through a quarter-life crisis even though she is in denial of it. Lucky for her, she has several sarcastic, upbeat, and severely vulgar imaginary friends to give her some semblance of normalcy. She loves writing about said imaginary friends—although she does so mostly because they never seem to shut the hell up. She's also addicted to Family Guy, American Dad, and Pandora (the online radio site, not the evil box), drinks an ungodly amount of Red Bull at any given time, wants to marry Seth MacFarlane at some point, and occasionally eats bacon and popcorn together (^_^).

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