Wrath of the Damned by Ella Fields

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Love and vengeance war alongside faerie courts in this angsty, sweltering, and bloodthirsty conclusion to the Deadly Divine duet.

After meeting my long-lost father, I’m taken by the faerie king who tricked me to further his vengeful plans.
Florian is determined to heal my broken body and earn more than my forgiveness.
Even if I could forgive him, love is not what I need. I need him to finish what he started—to destroy the father who destroyed me.
But King Molkan is no longer playing the victim.
A deadly darkness is creeping across Folkyn.
To stop it, Florian will need to finally overthrow my father, and the journey provides him with ample opportunity to sink deeper than my scars.

Our mutual desire for revenge might give him the surrender he craves, but as betrayal and danger haunt our every move, vengeance might just be what divides us.

I will reclaim the freedom I once foolishly threw away—even if it means risking a love more powerful than any crown.

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File Name:wrath-of-the-damned-by-ella-fields.epub
Original Title:Wrath of the Damned
Creator:Ella Fields
Language:en
Identifier:uuid:a41d88ef-247a-4282-a8cd-3b18ebfc0417
Publisher:Ella Fields
Date:2023-12-30T18:30:00+00:00
Subject:Deadly Divine Duet,Book Two
File Size:546.045 KB

Table of Content

1. TITLE PAGE
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
3. ONE
4. TWO
5. THREE
6. FOUR
7. FIVE
8. SIX
9. SEVEN
10. EIGHT
11. NINE
12. TEN
13. ELEVEN
14. TWELVE
15. THIRTEEN
16. FOURTEEN
17. FIFTEEN
18. SIXTEEN
19. SEVENTEEN
20. EIGHTEEN
21. NINETEEN
22. TWENTY
23. TWENTY-ONE
24. TWENTY-TWO
25. TWENTY-THREE
26. TWENTY-FOUR
27. TWENTY-FIVE
28. TWENTY-SIX
29. TWENTY-SEVEN
30. TWENTY-EIGHT
31. TWENTY-NINE
32. THIRTY
33. THIRTY-ONE
34. THIRTY-TWO
35. THIRTY-THREE
36. THIRTY-FOUR
37. THIRTY-FIVE
38. THIRTY-SIX
39. THIRTY-SEVEN
40. EPILOGUE
41. MORE FANTASY ROMANCE BY ELLA

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1 comments

Sweetie Blu：

I recommend both books, but Jesus there was one point where I swear everyone was taking stupid pills. I hate when authors do that bullshit, it's like they think readers can't see through a false conflict to up the word count. Even with that I'd still recommend both books.

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