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“Okay, fine. But just so you know, following me into hell means you’re all definitely the sidekicks.” “Darn, I was hoping to be the rakishly charming love interest,” Archer said, taking my hand.”

Quote by Rachel Hawkins

Book:Spell Bound

Work

This book takes readers on a journey through a magical realm, where spells and enchantments play a pivotal role in the lives of its inhabitants. The narrative delves into the mysteries of magic, offering a rich tapestry of fantastical creatures and magical events. more

Author

Rachel Hawkins, born on November 23, 1979, is a renowned American author. Known for her works in fantasy, horror, and young adult literature, she has gained a significant following among readers. more

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