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Review: Destiny's Fate by Melissa Bell

Destiny's FateDestiny's Fate by Melissa Bell
Leah's rating: 4 of 5 stars

Destiny's Fate. I would give this book a four star. It is very well written. It grabbed my attention and held on to it. I would recommend this book to friends and other that like to read. I wish I knew a little more of the characters backgrounds. It would help the story a lot more. I would love to read the rest of the books in this series. Great Read.

Destiny's Fate (Dutiful Gods #1)

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Even Destiny is not immune to the manipulation of the Universe, who just happens to be his mother. Will Destiny finally see his fate in the eyes of Zandra? With the energy sizzling between the sheets, until reality reclaims Zandra.

Destiny is blind unable to see outside his realm, he's bored, lonely and beginning to dread his duties. Until he discovers an unconscious woman on his couch. He has no idea where she came from or how she got there but he wants to keep her. What lengths is he willing to go to make that happen? Is he willing to enter her world? With his mother determined to have her way, the universe will become the story of what you see isn't always what you get.

Zandra wakes on a couch in the biggest library she has ever seen, she can't remember where she is, how she got there or even her own name. She is easily distracted by Destiny, the man of her dreams.

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