Angel Flash. The Summoner's Mark, #7

Par : JD Blackrose
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8233974854
  • EAN9798233974854
  • Date de parution11/02/2026
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurLinda Balsamo

Résumé

Asher made a deal with the Devil and is now serving in Hell doing Lucifer's bidding. Becs is determined to get Asher back and is making plans to do so, relying on a tiny loophole in Asher and Lucifer's agreement to set Asher free. Gregory observes from the sidelines as Becs schemes, determined to support her no matter what, even if it means he helps rescue the man she loves. Jemma makes a grave error, Oded comes out of retirement, and the wee elves are, as usual, in the middle of things.
Freesia meets her equal and Perrick calls in his family to take down some drug dealers. Everyone is up to something as this series comes to an end, and loose threads are tied off as Becs and her extended found family finally set things right in Smokey Point.
J. D. Blackrose loves all things storytelling and celebrates great writing by posting about it on her website, www.slipperywords.com. When not writing, Blackrose lives with three children, an enormous orange cat, her husband and a full-time job in Corporate Communications.  She's fearful that so-called normal people will discover exactly how often she thinks about wicked fairies, nasty wizards, homicidal elevators, treacherous forests, and the odd murder, even when she is supposed to be having coffee with a friend or cheering her daughter on during a soccer game.   As a survival tactic, she has mastered the art of looking interested.