Dark Siren

Dark Siren

by Eden Ashley
Dark Siren

Dark Siren

by Eden Ashley

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Overview

When the mysterious and passionate Rhane rescues Kali from an attacker in the theater parking lot, they form an immediate, smoldering connection. But Kali doesn't remember Rhane or anything from their past. As far as Kali knows, she's just a seventeen-year-old kid coping with an insatiable hunger for the “spark” or energy of others, feeding on classmates to survive.

A unique artifact—one that may hold the key to returning Kali’s memories—is uncovered by the archaeology firm where she works part-time, sending Kali and Rhane on a dangerous journey that leads them to the Forbidden City, into the unforgiving Gobi, and into the ruins of Rhane’s ancient homeland. As they fight for survival, Kali begins to discover who she really is and the true power she possesses. But Rhane still harbors a secret that could destroy Kali…unless old enemies kill her first.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940045332170
Publisher: Eden Ashley
Publication date: 10/06/2013
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 179,177
File size: 504 KB

About the Author

Eden Ashley was born and raised in a small sunny town in South Carolina. But it's the thunderstorms that have inspired her best ideas. There are few things she loves more than curling up with a good book and a cup of coffee on a rainy day, (except maybe chocolate cake. she loves cake.) often reading into the wee hours of morning when something really grabs her. Dark Siren is her first full length novel.

Best described as love story artfully wrapped inside a plot chock-full of action, adventure, and supernatural fantasy, DARK SIREN is a journey of redemption and second chances as two characters understand that sometimes great evil is necessary to protect what is loved most. Eden has taken the siren from Greek mythology and created an entirely different creature, with its own mythology--one that Publisher's Weekly praised as emotionally fervent and complex.

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