Guardian of Earth by D.N. Hoxa EPUB & PDF

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• Author: D.N. Hoxa
• Language: English
• Genre: Fantasy Romance
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IF I FOCUSED HARD ENOUGH, IF I LET MY IMAGINATION RUN WILD, I
could see him flying right under the clouds, almost invisible just like in
those drawings. Huge clawed wings and eyes bluer than the sky. My knight
in silver armor, coming to free me from the dragon king. Coming to carry
me to a land far away, where we could live happily ever after until the end
of times together…
And that last part ruined the whole thing because even my imagination
couldn’t make it seem believable. There was no such thing as happily ever
after, at least not in my lives. Nobody was coming to save me from my
father. Nobody could even get close.

Knowing that made me not want to daydream at all, which sucked.
More often than not, those dreams had been my salvation in the past, how I
survived the worst days. Now, nothing could put a smile on my face except
the animals in the greenhouse. The sound of the violin broke my heart each
time I played—too many memories. The sheets of my bed were too heavy,
too cold, too empty now that I’d known what it was like to sleep next to
him. My room, my tree—the entire manor seemed so empty and shallow,
like it was made out of glass, just an illusion that no longer had any power
over me.

So, I stared at the sky as often as I could, at the clouds, and tried to
imagine what Lucien Di Laurier, shifted into a creature that wasn’t
supposed to even exist in the real world, would look like if he were coming
for me.
How absurd.

It had been three weeks since I last saw him. Three weeks since the
tournament ended, but it already felt like I hadn’t seen his face, felt his
touch, heard his voice in my entire lives. I missed him so much it hurt
physically. There were nights I could hardly breathe because he wasn’t
there, because he’d already claimed the air in my lungs. Every beat of my
shattered heart reminded me of how I belonged to him wholly, thoroughly,
and no amount of me trying to tell myself that I didn’t changed it.
It was pointless. I was in love with the man who ended six of my
lives…and was coming to end my seventh, too.

So tragic it was almost funny.
“Great. You’re not even listening.”
I turned to Greta standing next to me, brows narrowed and a frown on
her face as she looked at me pointedly.

“…and you told your mom that you would not see her until August,” I
said, her words coming back to me even though I hadn’t been paying as
much attention as I should have. My mind kept taking me elsewhere—I
couldn’t help it. But I was listening to her, too.

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