The Relic by Addison Cain

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The Relic by Addison Cain
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Eternal, immortal love.

She died in his arms, but not before Vladislov exacted a vow that his soulmate must return to him. Reincarnate. Be reborn, so he might treasure his love throughout the everlasting eons of endless life.
She gave her word. Swore it with her last breath.

The oldest living vampire in existence has been patient, for what else is an immortal to do but wait? And wait. Growing less human and more monster as the centuries pass. Distracted by maintaining order amidst the failings of his ostentatious race, when he should have been vigilant.

For his beloved was reborn, left vulnerable. Snatched up by another. Hidden from him. Weakened, frightened, damaged.
She who he loves above all things cannot recognize the one who holds her in his arms. Cowers as if he’d bring her harm.
But fortitude he has in spades, and though Vlad had forgotten the sensation of love, his black heart beats again. For her. Forever.

His Pearl.

Publisher’s Note: The Relic is a standalone novel in the Cradle of Darkness series featuring in an HEA.

  • File Name:the-relic-by-addison-cain.epub
  • Original Title:The Relic (Cradle of Darkness Book 2)
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  • Language:en
  • Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B08129KJZZ
  • Date:2020-10-21T18:30:00+00:00
  • File Size:244.523 KB

Table of Content

  • 1. Chapter One
  • 2. Chapter Two
  • 3. Chapter Three
  • 4. Chapter Four
  • 5. Chapter Five
  • 6. Chapter Six
  • 7. Chapter Seven
  • 8. Chapter Eight
  • 9. Chapter Nine
  • 10. Chapter Ten
  • 11. Chapter Eleven
  • 12. Chapter Twelve
  • 13. Chapter Thirteen
  • 14. Chapter Fourteen
  • 15. Chapter Fifteen
  • 16. Chapter Sixteen
  • 17. Chapter Seventeen
  • 18. Chapter Eighteen
  • 19. Chapter Nineteen
  • 20. Chapter Twenty
  • 21. Epilogue
  • 22. Swallow it Down
  • 23. Addison Cain

2 comments
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jane doe
jane doe

really the whole story is quite disorienting, there’s rarely any effort to describe whats happening as it happens and where; its just a lot of monologuing and talking and imagining. neither the actions of the past or present are depicted in a way that aides the plot or the reader’s understanding of the story’s world

Reply2 years ago
    jane doe
    jane doe

    all her whining about religious shit is obnoxious.

    Reply2 years ago