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    Forever The Constantines' Secret: A Covenant Keeper Novel, #3

    By S.R. Karfelt

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    The Honeymoon is Bloody Over


    Beth White gave her heart to immortal Kahtar Constantine and joined his clan. She discovers happily ever after is a myth even in the charming village of Willowyth.


    Cultuelle Khristos accepted Beth into the clan before discovering she had seeker blood. They can't see past it. Beth can't see past the truth, but no one wants to hear it--and Kahtar is caught in the middle.


    When the clan's Warriors of ilu vote to shun Beth, Kahtar must choose between centuries of unyielding duty and his heart.


    He chooses wrong.


    In FOREVER The Constantines' Secret Kahtar comes full circle as the truth and his past unexpectedly catch up with him, and forever change his future.
     

    Forever is a full-length novel and the third Covenant Keeper Novel series

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBHC Press/Indigo
    Release dateJul 28, 2017
    ISBN9781386734826
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    Forever The Constantines' Secret: A Covenant Keeper Novel, #3

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