Reincarnated by Magic
Giới thiệu về sách điện tử này
Rayven Mitchell lost her mind...and found Brenna Thorne’s.
Locked up in the Psych ward after she stabbed a teacher and lost her parents in a car accident, Rayven is at her lowest. She has no family to speak of, she can’t trust her own mind, and after five years keeping the visions and voices at bay, it all comes flooding back just as she’s about to be released for a second chance.
Memories that are not her own have Dr. Hewitt ordering her heavily sedated and reevaluated. Her life is as miserable as ever, no, make that worse, because now she’s been kidnapped by the new intern Caleb Woods who swears the good doctor was going to have her killed and that she’s a reincarnated witch with a sister who needs her to remember her past life and harness her powers before it’s too late.
But Rayven doesn’t know who or what she can trust, not even herself, and one misstep after another lands her right in the clutches of Zagirath’s evil disciple, fighting desperately for her sanity and both her lives...
Giới thiệu tác giả
Renee Joiner has been in love with the supernatural for longer than she can remember, so it is no surprise that she is an author of paranormal urban fantasy. Although she discovered her passion for writing when she was only twelve years old, she didn’t make her writing debut until many years into the future. Adventurous and fun-loving, she enjoys traveling to new places, exploring new sights and meeting new people. Thus, she delights in creating fantastical worlds that are sure to give her readers an escape from the real world while simultaneously providing thrilling entertainment.
Besides her special knack for writing, you’ll also find a passion for metaphysics spirituality which she has been nurturing for over four decades. Renee hails from New York and currently resides with her husband in their empty nest—unless you count their three adorable fur babies—in Florida. She enjoys adding to her sea of knowledge and thus spends her free time learning new things.
