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Quickening, Vol. 1 by Amy Lane

Series: Little Goddess
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Little Goddess: Book FiveVolume One Cory thought she'd found balance on Green's Hill-sorceress, student, queen of the vampires, wife to three men-she had it down! But establishing her right to risk herself with Green and Bracken had more than one consequence, and now she's facing the world's scariest job title: mother. But getting the news that she's knocked up takes a back seat when a half-elf hunts them down for help. Her arrival brings news that the werewolf threat, which has been haunting them for over a year, has finally arrived on their doorstep-and it's bigger and more frightening than they'd ever imagined. Cory throws herself into this new battle with everything she's got-and her men let her do it. Because they all know that whether they defeat this enemy now or later, the thing she's most afraid of is arriving on a set schedule, and not even Cory can avoid it. The trick is getting her to acknowledge she's pregnant before she gives birth-or kills herself in denial.

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ISBN 9781635334388
Author Amy Lane
Format Paperback
Page Count 316
Imprint Dreamspinner Press
Publisher Dreamspinner Press
Series Little Goddess
Weight(grams) 422g

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Little Goddess
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