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Nightshade Academy Episode 3: Auras and Colors
- Narrated by: Kestra Pingree
- Length: 3 hrs and 39 mins
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Nightshade Academy Episode 3: Auras and Colors
Narrated by:
Kestra Pingree
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Publisher's Summary
My mom is dead.
She committed suicide.
It wasn’t supposed to be this way. I was going to beat my bloodlust and go back to her.
Now I have nothing except for an addiction to Kian’s blood and a twin I didn’t know about.
My twin’s name is Archer, and our Colors are reactive. I’m dangerous enough on my own. With Archer, I’m worse.
We drain the auras of living things.
I don’t want to hurt anyone. I want to know if my feelings for Kian are more than my bloodlust.
For once in my life, I want to choose.
©2019 Kestra Pingree (P)2024 Kestra Pingree
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