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'Healer's Fate'
Corliss Rumdone hides behind her status
as Healer to avoid the normal wolf pack hierarchal challenges. A forced
mating changes the course of her life. Instead of Raymond, the beta wolf
selected for her, she mates with Liam—her best friend and heir to the
Alpha pair.
Liam whisks them away to a shifter
retreat so they can allow the mating bond to settle in private. But
interference from those seeking power and two terminal children arouse
past hurts and challenge their new relationship. Even their home is not
the haven it should be as Liam must watch Corliss fight for the right to
stay his mate. For one healer, death becomes a weapon to balance life.
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Reviews
Xeranthemum at
Long
and Short Reviews gave Healer's Fate a 4 1/2 Book review
"Look
no further for an entertaining and interesting wolf shifter romance than
Healer’s Fate. It delivers a fine balance of love, intrigue and relationship
quirks....Healer’s Fate is a solid romance between two characters which others
deemed unsuitable yet fate determined as perfect. I agree with fate and Ms.
Caudill. Liam and Corliss are a fine match and I enjoyed reading their story. I
hope to read more by this author."
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here.
Emma D. at
Bitten By Books gave
Healer's Fate a 4 1/2 Tombstone review
"I
must admit to being entranced and wanting to hear more of Corliss and her world."
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Danielle at
Coffee Time Romance
and More gave Healer's Fate a 4 Cup review
"Healer's Fate is a fantastic
novel. Beth Caudill tells a story with a voice that is smooth, entertaining, and
leaves the reader wanting more. . . .This is a great book to read and any
paranormal fan would be happy reading about these wonderful characters."
For a complete review,
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here.
Martha at
A Book and A
Dish reviewed Healer's Fate
"Healer's Fate is a touching
love story that brings together two beautiful souls bonding them into one, as it
should be among all humans. But it also picks up the animal aspect of life."
For a complete review,
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here.
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