On the wings of war by Hailey Turner
Series:
Soulbound V
Publisher: Self-Published
Release Date (Print & Ebook): September
2, 2020
Length (Print & Ebook): 109,151
Subgenre: LGBTQ Urban Fantasy
Warnings: None
All buy links or pre-order links:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08CST5MVV
Author Site: https://haileyturner.com/book/on-the-wings-of-war
About On the Wings of
War:
Remembering the dead will always
give them life.
The coveted Morrígan’s staff is up
for sale on the black market to the highest bidder, and SOA Special Agent
Patrick Collins will do whatever it takes to ensure the Dominion Sect doesn’t
get their hands on it. Returning the weapon to its rightful owner is another
step on the long road toward clearing Patrick’s soul debt, but he won’t walk it
alone. Jonothon de Vere won’t let him.
Obeying the gods means Patrick must
travel to London. For Jono, it means facing a past he thought he’d left behind
forever. His return to England isn’t welcome, and neither is their pack, but
Jono and Patrick will face the antagonism together. Politics aside, their
priority must be the mission, but the bone-chilling secret they uncover in the
London god pack will have far-reaching repercussions no one can ignore.
A race against time takes Patrick
and Jono from the streets of London to the bright lights of Paris, where
hospitality is thin on the ground, the air is filled with whispered prayers for
the missing, and the Morrígan’s staff will end up in the one place it should
never have gone—a graveyard.
For beneath Paris lie the
long-forgotten dead, and when they rise to walk again, the living can only hope
to die.
On the Wings of War is a
109k word m/m urban fantasy with a gay romantic subplot and a HFN ending. It is
a direct sequel to A Vigil in the Mourning. Reading the first book in
the series would be helpful in enjoying this one.
Exclusive Reveal Excerpt:
“I hate ties,” Patrick said,
tugging at the one wrapped around his neck. “I hate suits. Why couldn’t I have
done all of these meetings remotely?”
“Because you’ve done enough
property damage earlier this year that it’s best to remind people you aren’t
the enemy,” SOA Director Setsuna Abuku replied without looking at him as they
continued down a corridor in the Pentagon. The military aide escorting them was
doing a fine job of pretending not to hear a word they said.
“Chicago was not my fault.”
Setsuna finally deigned to look at
him, arching one eyebrow. “The people of Chicago beg to differ.”
“It was months ago. They should be
over it by now.”
Setsuna twisted her wrist so her
cane smacked him in the shin, never breaking stride. “You know a city doesn’t
easily recover from an attack like that.”
About Hailey Turner:
Hailey Turner is big city girl who spoils her cats rotten and
has a demanding day job that she loves, but not as much as she loves writing.
She's been writing since she was a young child and enjoys reading almost as
much as creating a new story.
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