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Cover Reveal! CREATUS (They Exist) The Prequel #Reading #ParanormalRomance


For four thousand years, creatus have concealed themselves from the humans who hunted them almost to extinction. Now, one creatus will endanger them all by breaking one of their laws: falling in love--with a human.

Whether you’ve read the Creatus Series or you haven’t, you’ll enjoy this prequel that takes you back fourteen years before the events in Book One. You’ll meet the characters and understand their actions, learn new secrets, and watch as love turns to heartache, explodes, and then new beginnings. 


Creatus, the reason we believe in Fairy Tales--and Monsters...



The Creatus Series is not your normal paranormal story...it's a realistic twist of the myths you've heard your entire life. Prepare to believe... 

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    1. Thank you, Lorrie! I hope the prequel only adds to it. So many readers asked for it that I had to stop book three and finish it. My hope is that it will give previous readers more insight into ALL of the characters actions and even offer a few surprises and then act as a great start for new readers. Fingers and toes crossed...which makes it awfully difficult to write. :)

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