L.O.S.T. Box Set
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Brenâs on his way to the beach when he stops in a tiny desert town. He begins to realize that something isnât rightâand it might be that girl in the general store. Jasmina has a big problem. Bren may be the solution. Her magic tells her that he could help her defeat a creature so evil it threatens to destroy the witching world. Too bad he hates her on sight. Too bad she might have to kill him.
Shadow Queen
Itâs coming for Jazz. Itâs huge, itâs evil, and it wants whatâs left of her soul. Brenâs coming for his girl. He must hurry or he could be too late. All he has to do is turn his back on everyone who believes in him, find a passage no one has seen, unlock it with a key no one understands, defeat a monster no one can name, cross through a gate that doesnât exist, and die without dying.
Witch Circle
Bren and Jazz are finally together, and finally safe. Safety turns to desperate danger when a shapeshifting dwarf kidnaps Bren's brother, the sanctuaries erupt in riots and bloodshed, and Bren and Jazz face a crisis of trust that threatens to tear apart their relationship--and the witching world. Bren and Jazz must find a way to stand together or watch everything they have built tear itself apart.
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Susan Vaught started writing at eight, and tries to write a little bit every day even with a day job as a psychologist, too.
Susan loves to hear from readers, especially from kids and young adults who enjoy writing and reading. Susan hopes the books make people think, make them talk, and more than anything, let them escape into a well-told story.
Debbie Ries lives in Arizona with her two Ragdoll cats, two corgis, and two poodle-mixes. Debbieâs dream of becoming a writer started in kindergarten, and she enjoys creating characters and worlds her readers can get lost in
Now Debbie is a full-time writer, and also pens a cozy mystery series as well as many other books under a pen name. Debbie hopes readers enjoy L.O.S.T. and get a little lost on âthe Path,â too.
