You can go straight to Wattpad and read the next part of the story or you can visit The Huntress of Iyhiri and start at the beginning. This week, we find out what happens when Agnez finds her sister, Rajhani, is missing.
This week, Agnez, Yaalon, and Rockdog take on a Ceasixus killing party. See what happens here! You can also visit The Huntress of Iyhiri page here on my blog and start at the beginning.
As usual, you have a couple of access options. You can visit the Huntress page here on my blog and start at the beginning. Or, head straight to Wattpad and read chapter 6. Thanks for reading along. Next week, we get to see Agnez, Yaalon, and Rockdog kick some ass.
Chapter 5 is up. You can find out what happens next here or you can start at the beginning with chapter one right here.
Chapter 4 is live. You can jump straight to chapter four on Wattpad or visit The Huntress of Iyhiri and start at the beginning.
Be there when Yaalon and Agnez meet. And see what happens when Agnez comes face to face with the monster destroying her home. You can jump straight to Chapter 3 on Wattpad or you can visit The Huntress of Iyhiri and start at the beginning.
Soon, soon, soon…but in the meantime, here’s another excerpt from Huntress!
WWW Wednesday’s is hosted by Taking on a World of Words. To participate, share your three W’s in the comments below or post on your blog and share the link to your WWW post in the comments below. The Three Ws are:What are you currently reading?What did you recently finish reading?What do you think you’ll […]
WWW is hosted by Taking on a World of Words. To participate, share your three W’s in the comments below or post on your blog and share the link in the comments below. The Three Ws are:What are you currently reading?What did you recently finish reading?What do you think you’ll read next? What are you […]
WWW Wednesday is hosted by Taking on a World of Words. Let’s jump in! What are you currently reading? Cold Fire by Dean Koontz. I just love his books. This one falls under the paranormal thriller category. I enjoy how he tells two (or more) different stories, one for each character, and then brings them […]
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