Kylie's good intentions may be her downfall...
Once a generation, an enchanted tree blooms, gifting magic seeds to those who ask it a question.
Each seed is a clue, not an answer. It guides the recipient toward the information they seek, but only if they have the patience and bravery to see it through.
Kylie dreams of using her career as a journalist to make a positive, lasting impact. What better question could she pose to the enchanted tree than for the story of a lifetime?
However, improving the world isn't simple...or safe. Every new lead forces Kylie and her gargoyle companion, Quinn, deeper into a deadly maze of warped magic, bloodthirsty beasts, and deranged madmen.
Kylie is determined to unlock the answer to her question, but she's beginning to wonder: Will she survive long enough to share her findings with the world?
From the USA Today bestselling author of the Gargoyle Guardian Chronicles comes an extraordinary new series filled with elemental magic, mythic creatures, and heroic gargoyles.
Pick up your copy of this action-packed fantasy today!
"You'll be swept up in Kylie's story and the magical world she lives in from page one." (Reading Between the Wines)
THE NOVELS OF TERRA HAVEN READING ORDER
TERRA HAVEN CHRONICLES
Deadlines & Dryads (prequel)
Leads & Lynxes
Headlines & Hydras
Muckrakers & Minotaurs
GARGOYLE GUARDIAN CHRONICLES
Magic of the Gargoyles
Curse of the Gargoyles
Secret of the Gargoyles
Lured (a newsletter-exclusive novella)
Flight of the Gargoyles
ABOUT REBECCA CHASTAIN
Rebecca Chastain is the USA Today bestselling author of the Gargoyle Guardian Chronicles fantasy trilogy and the Madison Fox urban fantasy series, among other works. Inside her novels, you'll find spellbinding adventures packed with mythological creatures, elemental magic, heartwarming characters (human and otherwise), and page-turning action. Rebecca lives in Northern California with her charming husband.
She has yet to encounter a baby gargoyle, but that doesn't stop her from looking.
Find out more at RebeccaChastain.com.
