Sonya Bateman
Divine Wrath
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( Dec. 5, 2016)
Some angels do not suffer their children to live.
Eighteen-year-old Grace Carrington is just your average, everyday freak. No one ever told her why her eyes started glowing when she turned thirteen, or why she can read minds and manipulate electricity.
Grace never thought there was anyone else like her -- until she's forced on the run from a killer and finds a small, sheltered boarding school in the mountains with kids just like her. It's at this academy for runaways and freaks where she learns what she truly is: a Nephilim, the child of a human and an angel.
But as much as she longs to have finally found somewhere to belong, Grace soon learns that something isn't right at the home. The kids are sent away at eighteen, supposedly once they've learned to pass as normal ... but none of them are ever heard from her again.
And then she discovers that it's not just her the killer she thought she'd escaped is after.
Eighteen-year-old Grace Carrington is just your average, everyday freak. No one ever told her why her eyes started glowing when she turned thirteen, or why she can read minds and manipulate electricity.
Grace never thought there was anyone else like her -- until she's forced on the run from a killer and finds a small, sheltered boarding school in the mountains with kids just like her. It's at this academy for runaways and freaks where she learns what she truly is: a Nephilim, the child of a human and an angel.
But as much as she longs to have finally found somewhere to belong, Grace soon learns that something isn't right at the home. The kids are sent away at eighteen, supposedly once they've learned to pass as normal ... but none of them are ever heard from her again.
And then she discovers that it's not just her the killer she thought she'd escaped is after.
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