Emerald Green
Emerald GreenKerstin Gier
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Emerald Green (2010)

Kerstin Gier

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Since learning she is the Ruby, the final member of the time-traveling Circle of Twelve, nothing has gone right for Gwen and she holds suspicions about both Count Saint-German and Gideon, but as she uncovers the Circle's secrets she finally learns her own destiny. Since learning she is the final member of the time-traveling Circle of Twelve, Gwen has become suspicious of both Count Saint-Germain and Gideon. As she uncovers the Circle's secrets, she finally learns her destiny. The plot contains violence. Book #3

ISBN:
9780805092677
Length:
451 pages

Genres: fantasy, science fiction, romance, young adult

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