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God's Problem Child

Blood Bond, Book 1

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God's Problem Child

By: Gloria Lutman-Griffin
Narrated by: Kayley Abola
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At the age of five, Nina Thompson accidentally uses her inherited gifts of power to curse a school bully and heal a boy with a disfiguring facial birthmark. No, she’s not a witch - she is something much more than that, and if you call her a witch, you may end up with the seat of your pants on fire. Eleven years later, Nina finds Bullet, a dying wolf. Only Bullet is not just any wolf. He’s a wolf-shifter. The deliberate use of power before the age of 16 caused Nina to split their souls from their bodies. While in their ethereal forms, Nina and Bullet learn who they are. Now someone is out to kill Nina and her family.

Life in Cripple Creek, Colorado, will never be “normal” again, but then was it ever?

©2020 Gloria Griffin (P)2021 Gloria Griffin Coming of Age Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Young Adult Wolf Witchcraft Magic Users

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