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City of Shadows: A London Fae Novel | Pippa DaCosta

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Alina knows she is not real – the fae queen spun an evil web to create her – but she wants more than to spend her days feeding off humans' energy to survive. She isn't content to lose herself in the dangerously attractive Reign. She wants a life of her own making. Desperate to help the man who saved her life, Alina vows to find his missing sister. Alina is convinced that the general of the Fae Authority plays a part in her disappearance. She infiltrates the organisation and gets close to their strongest fighter. But while Samuel's tormented soul and masterful touch stirs in Alina a feeling of being human again, her loyalty to Reign makes her Samuel's enemy. Who should she trust? This New Adult urban fantasy is packed with action and suspense and will have you yearning for more forbidden fae romance.

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City of Shadows: A London Fae Novel | Pippa DaCosta

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This is the second book in Pippa DaCosta's London Fae series and I enjoyed it just as much as the first. DaCosta's storytelling is excellent and I enjoyed meeting characters from the first book once more, especially the shining but seemingly heartless Reign.

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