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An Eternity of Eclipse
On the surface, Grace Hwang is an average 20-year-old girl. She is soft-spoken, kind, and has a warm heart—at least this is what she has led others to believe.
But Grace has a secret.
At the age of 6, she was accused of murdering her entire family (an event she has no memory of). From that moment on, she has led life as a sadistic girl who revels in the misery of others. Grace’s evil tendency has been her most well-kept secret . . . until a mysterious supernatural entity—the strikingly gorgeous Demon of Lust—enters her life to claim what’s left of her humanity.
He not only wants her soul, but he also wants to turn her into a Demon.
Grace’s world is shaken to its core. She has always known that she was born different. Now, with the Prince of Hell after her soul, she will find out just how different—and dangerous—she is.
Something evil is coming to this world . . . and Grace is going to be the source of it all.
But Grace has a secret.
At the age of 6, she was accused of murdering her entire family (an event she has no memory of). From that moment on, she has led life as a sadistic girl who revels in the misery of others. Grace’s evil tendency has been her most well-kept secret . . . until a mysterious supernatural entity—the strikingly gorgeous Demon of Lust—enters her life to claim what’s left of her humanity.
He not only wants her soul, but he also wants to turn her into a Demon.
Grace’s world is shaken to its core. She has always known that she was born different. Now, with the Prince of Hell after her soul, she will find out just how different—and dangerous—she is.
Something evil is coming to this world . . . and Grace is going to be the source of it all.
530 pages, ebook
Published August 29, 2015
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July 9, 2024
My favorite together with WTTU. I hope she finishes the series soon!!
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