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Fateful Magic

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Fateful Magic

Written by: Rachel Higginson
Narrated by: Bailey Carr
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Lilly Mason has had a rough life. And an even rougher relationship with her fiancé, Talbott Angelo. She has felt hopelessness in hopeless situations and despair when the world seemed to crumble around her. But one person has been her rock through it all, the love of her Immortal life, Talbott. Their relationship has been through as many ups and downs as Lilly's safety. There was a time when Lilly was certain they could never have a future. And then, when a future together became possible, there were too many other reasons for Lilly to put off the man who wanted to marry her.

Talbott wants to finally give Lilly the wedding she deserves. And Lilly just wants to say "I do" to the man she has loved since she was a teenager.

When outside forces threaten to rip these two Immortal soul-mates apart once again, Talbott and Lilly will do whatever it takes to make their union permanent. They will sacrifice whatever they need to in order to turn their fateful love into something that lasts as long as they will.

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it's because it shows the development of their relationship from book 1 and not just right now...I do wish there was some verbal consent involved with the first kissses before any confessions than just people presuming to reading each other's minds because they're soulmates even if it makes them feel more connected, blanket consent should be reserved for mid/long term couples as knowing someone's mind doesn't always mean consent.

this is the best book in the series after book 4.

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