The Clairvoyant's Glasses Volume 6
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781764424523
Publisher: Atlas Productions
Published: Jan 9 2026
Pages: 286
Weight: 0.66
Height: 0.64 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The son of the Raven grapples with a relentless adversary set on dismantling everything meaningful in his life.
Dane Ashcroft, challenged by his father's long-time shapeshifter enemy, is gifted a ghost protector from his powerful witch mother. Fortunately, the ghost protector is not only a former detective from the days of Jack the Ripper but also the most successful shapeshifter hunter of his time.
With his new protector, Dane finds himself looking over his shoulder for his enemy while trying to solve a case with his detective partner that might just involve an unbalanced killer brought back from the past. And in the middle of his drama is a generational love triangle with the enchanting Lark, whose affection he is determined to win.
With the future of his parents-Murdoch, the legendary Raven, and Sophie, the fated witch-hanging in the balance, Dane's decision to reveal his own formidable abilities may change the course of history itself. Will he rise as the hero his lineage expects, or will he have no choice in his destiny?
Ideal for fans of Wendy Vella, Darcy Burke, Jenny Swan, Lana Williams, and C.J. Archer.
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