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Authors: Jennifer Malone Wright

Tags: #romance, #love, #ghosts, #paranormal romance, #paranormal, #family, #new adult

Hannah smiled as she slid her jeans on,
“Your uniform is covered in dirt now.”

He rolled his eyes, pulling his pants on at
the same time. “I don’t care about that. It was worth it.”

Hannah couldn’t stop smiling. Even as they
both got into their cars and drove away from the trailer, she knew
that everything she had been through with the murder of the Reaper
was worth it. It was worth it because it was what brought David
back into her life.

Perhaps they would have crossed paths again,
but the reality of it was there. Everything happens for a reason,
she was sure of that now.

About half way to Summer Hollow, her phone
beeped with a text message. Against better judgment, she reached
over and swiped her phone and then tapped the message box. It was
from Lucy.

Aiden called. Reapers are coming to town.
Lots of Reapers. Meet at house, ASAP.

Oh shit. Just when things were starting to
settle a bit. She should have known better though. This whole thing
with Lucy being the Chosen One and the prophecy was far from over.
The foreseeable future was going to be wrought with Reapers until
they could figure out exactly how Lucy would bring forth an end to
the soul sucking bastards.

Except, Lucy hadn’t said anything yet, but
Hannah had seen the signs and knew Lucy’s secret. Perhaps it wasn’t
Lucy who would be bringing an end to the Reapers. Maybe it would be
Jack and Lucy’s child who would have the ability to do so.

She quickly checked the message again to
make sure that David had been added in the group message. Seeing
that he was, she pushed on the gas pedal and sped forward, headed
for the next adventure of the Estmond Keepers.

 

THE END

 

 

 

About the Author

Jennifer Malone Wright is best known for her
short story series, The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter. Other works
include the follow up to The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter series
called The Arcadia Falls Chronicles and her vampire novel called
Savior. Jennifer also co-authors a series called Once Upon a Zombie
Apocalypse.

She resides in the beautiful mountains of northern Idaho with her
husband and five children where she practices preparing for the
zombie apocalypse. Just kidding!
But seriously, between the craziness of taking care of her
children, Jennifer has little time left for herself. The time she
does have left, usually leading far into the night, is spent
working on her beloved fiction or chatting with her equally crazy
friends.
Jennifer also loves coffee, has a passionate affair with red bull,
wishes the sushi were better where she lives and dances while she
cleans.

 

Please visit Jennifer’s website at

www.jenniferwrightauthor.com

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Other Books by Jennifer
Malone Wright

Savior (A Higher Collective Novel)

Once Upon a Zombie Apocalypse – Jade
(
Always free
)

Once Upon a Zombie Apocalypse: Episode 2

The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter Part 1
(
Always free
)

The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter: Part 2

The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter Part 3

The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter: Part 4

The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter: Part 5

The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter: Part 6

The Vampire Hunter’s Daughter: The Complete
Collection

(All six parts a total of 72,000 words)

The Arcadia Falls Chronicles is The Vampire
Hunter’s Daughter story continued

Love & War (The Arcadia Falls Chronicles
1)

Taking Talon (The Arcadia Falls Chronicles
2)

Vampire Apocalypse (The Arcadia Falls
Chronicles 3)

Blood Warrior (The Arcadia Falls Chronicles
4)

Winds of Fire (The Arcadia Falls Chronicles
5)

Beary Tales (Co written with Willow Cross
and KB Miller)

Keeper vs. Reaper (Graveyard Guardians
1)

 

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