A Darling Secret

A Darling Secret
By:Amie Irene Winters
Published on 2017-09-19 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

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Learn the fate of your favorite heroes and love-to-hate foes in the thrilling conclusion to Amie Irene Winters' bestselling Strange Luck series. Before the Theater of Secrets was formed, before the Nameless was built, before Daisy Darling learned of her magical bloodline, there was the Realm of the Shadow Gods-ruled by the most powerful and wicked creatures known. For nearly two decades, Daisy's twin sister, Rose, was held captive by the Shadow Gods and survived. Now Rose has come to find Daisy to stop their impending evil from spreading into the human world. But Rose bears a terrible secret that has the power to destroy everything. In the devastating Realm of the Shadow Gods, dark magic holds no bounds. Daisy will risk everything to save those she loves, but will the truth finally break her? Praise for the Strange Luck series |Twists and turns and beautiful fantastical realms have become Amie Irene Winters' calling card.| -Christie Stratos, author of Anatomy of a Darkened Heart |Fun and beautiful.| -Fantasia Reviews |Dark, mysterious, ethereal.| -J.D. Estrada, author of the Human Cycle series |Welcome to a world of magical dreams, curious claims and the spellbinding writing of Amie Irene Winters.| -Tome Tender Book Review |All the makings of a great adventure.| -The Scary Reviews |The world was one of the most interesting ones I'd ever read about. I was completely in love with it.| -The Regal Critiques Book Blog |Highly entertaining.| -Love Serially Book Blog

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