Semester Aboard

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Semester Aboard
Semester Aboard
Author : Elizabeth Kirke
File Size : 41,6 Mb
Publisher : Elizabeth Kirke
Language : English
Release Date : 13 April 2021
ISBN : 978186723xxxx
Pages : 499 pages
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Semester Aboard by Elizabeth Kirke Book PDF Summary

I should have packed a stake. I thought a two-month cruise around Latin America would be filled with magical moments. I never imagined I’d be swimming with a mermaid or hiking through a rainforest with a werewolf. That is, until that fateful night when I met Thomas and the others out on deck and discovered that magic is real. Now, they’re teaching me how to use my newfound powers and what’s more, they’ve welcomed me into the close-knit little family they’ve built together. Turns out we aren’t the only paranormal beings on board, and our bloodthirsty enemy isn’t happy we’re here. A week ago, I didn’t even believe vampires were real, but now we’re being stalked by one. Trapped on the ship, with no way to call for help, it’s up to us to stop him and save the rest of the passengers… and ourselves. If we can’t, we might never set foot on land again. Semester Aboard is the award-winning first book in the complete More than Magic series, by USA Today best-selling author, Elizabeth Kirke. If you like your urban fantasy reads mixed with a little suspense, adventure, and characters you'll fall in love with, you’ll want to sail away with this one today. Also available on audiobook More than Magic Series: Semester Aboard Snow Bound Soul Choice Magic Betrayed Magic Vanished Magic Awakened Magic Conquered Magic Unveiled Magic Sacrificed

Semester Aboard

Semester Aboard by Elizabeth Kirke

I should have packed a stake. I thought a two-month cruise around Latin America would be filled with magical moments. I never imagined I’d be swimming with a mermaid or hiking through a rainforest with a werewolf. That is, until that fateful night when I met Thomas and the

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