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    Forever Immortal: The Forever Series, #5
    Forever Immortal: The Forever Series, #5
    Forever Immortal: The Forever Series, #5
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    Forever Immortal: The Forever Series, #5

    By Amanda Kimberley

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    Lineage can bring on hell…

    Demetrese discovers that the family tree is growing in the Kersh and Vlad clans and resurrects to take the babies' powers for himself. 

    Will Lilith persuade Demetrese to accept her in exchange for these magical children? 

    Or will all hell break loose?  

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmanda Kimberley
    Release dateApr 2, 2023
    ISBN9798215122051
    Forever Immortal: The Forever Series, #5
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    Amanda Kimberley

    USA Today Best Selling and award-winning author Amanda Kimberley has written in various genres in the course of almost four decades. Her nonfiction blog, which focuses on the chronic disease fibromyalgia, has garnered recognition from various organizations, including Health Magazine. Naming her blog, Fibro and Fabulous, a top blog for fibro sufferers. Amanda has also written for medical magazines and sites like FM Aware, The National Fibromyalgia Association’s magazine, and ProHealth. When Kimberley is not writing nonfiction, she enjoys penning romance. Her first Furry United Coalition story, The Turtle and the Hare, earned the 2020 Summer Splash Book Awards of Ink and Scratches for Best Romance. Her Forever Series Books, Forever Friends, and Forever Bound were featured in 2015 and 2016 on the BookCountry website, a division of Penguin/Random House as editor’s picks. She has also been featured as a USA Today Happy Ever After Hot List Indie Author with Claiming My Valentine, a Best Poet of the 90’s ranking for an anthology, and has had a #1 PNR ranking with Immortal Hunger and Hearts Unleashed. Amanda Kimberley is a Connecticut native that now lives in the warmth of Northern Texas with her zoo consisting of her husky, tuxedo cat, mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, a tank of fish, two daughters, and a husband. When she is not writing you can find her cooking whole foods for her pack. She also enjoys reading, hiking, and gaming. Amanda Kimberley is a Connecticut native that now lives in the warmth of Northern Texas with her zoo consisting of her husky and cocker spaniel dogs, her tuxedo cat, two hamsters, a rabbit, a tank of fish, two daughters, and a husband. When she is not writing you can find her cooking whole foods for her pack. She also enjoys reading, hiking, and gaming.

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      Forever Immortal - Amanda Kimberley

      Forever Immortal

      THE FOREVER SERIES

      BOOK FIVE

      AMANDA KIMBERLEY

      Twilight Covenstead Publishing Twilight Covenstead Publishing

      Copyright © 2018, 2023 by Amanda Kimberley

      All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      Contents

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Chapter 7

      Chapter 8

      Chapter 9

      Chapter 10

      Chapter 11

      Chapter 12

      Before You Go…

      References

      About the Author

      Also by Amanda Kimberley

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      About Forever Immortal

      Lineage can bring on hell…

      Demetrese discovers that the family tree is growing in the Kersh and Vlad clans and resurrects to take the babies’ powers for himself. 

      Will Lilith persuade Demetrese to accept her in exchange for these magical children? 

      Or will all hell break loose?  

      Chapter One

      Skye rose to clench her chest and quickly realized she was drenched in sweat as she peered around the dark room to read her HomePod. It registered the time of 3:02 AM. 

      Thank Goddess! It was just a dream. 

      She looked to her right, but Raine was not next to her. She peered over at the closed bedroom door and saw flashes of bluish light peeking through.

      Damn it! He fell asleep in front of the TV again!

      Skye fumbled around her nightstand for a piece of paper and a pen to jot down the bits of the dream that remained in her webbed brain. The task has become a ritual these past few months. Countless visions similar to this one were collected on odd pieces of paper and filed in the nightstand’s top drawer. Every word written was collected on the off chance they turned out to be a vision that may come to pass. 

      Her accuracy with the dreams, though, seemed off. She had never gone this long without a vision coming to fruition, and she wondered if her long hours at work had anything to do with it. A couple of the dreams she had had she thought would come to pass. She envisioned a child, their daughter in them. But those dreams grew less tangible with each passing day that Raine distanced himself from her.

      Morgan is pregnant in this one. She and Alec fight Demetrese. Demetrese is trying to take the child. Sometimes it’s out of revenge, and sometimes it’s just for power. 

      Skye tapped the pen tip to her lip and bit the cap as she tried to recall the details escaping her as quickly as she formed the words onto the paper.

      There was more. I know there was! What am I missing?

      Skye’s eyes widened.

      Am I pregnant again in this one?

      A shiver ran up Skye’s spine. 

      It can’t be true, can it?

      As she rubbed her stomach in an attempt to assess her dream sequence, it started to churn in protest. Skye shot a palm up to her mouth to trap the bile quickly forming in her throat. In a rush, she ran to the bathroom and lifted the seat in ample time to heave last night’s dinner into the bowl.

      Dear Goddess, this isn’t good! 

      She flushed the toilet and hoped the noise wouldn’t wake Raine. The last thing she needed was to tell him that her dreams were keeping her up and, oh yeah, she might be pregnant. Skye picked herself off the white tiled floor and turned to the sink. Reaching for her toothbrush and paste, she began brushing her teeth, so her mouth didn’t taste so rancid. Skye then tiptoed back into the bedroom, opened the door, and saw that Raine was still asleep on the couch. She shook her head and then quietly closed the door.

      Let’s hope I’m not pregnant because if I need a ride to the hospital, it will literally feel like I’m waking the dead!

      Her chest grew heavy as that thought crept into her mind without her permission. She let out a breath and rolled over until sleep consumed her again.

      Skye rushed out the door a little earlier than usual in the morning before work so she could run to the drug store to grab a pregnancy test off the shelf. After picking one from what seemed like thousands of choices—just how many companies make these things anyway? She paid for it and shoved it in her purse. The commute to work seemed longer than usual. After each stop in the heavy traffic, she glanced at her bag and thought about what was inside. She really didn’t give herself much time to think about what it would mean to have a child. Sure, she and Raine had been talking about it. Raine even wanted to get married. But Skye wasn’t so sure. She’d been dodging the subject in her mind ever since the visions overtook her sleep, which, if she was honest with herself, was right around the same time Raine distanced himself from her. Skye let out a sigh.

      All of this would be so much easier if I knew what Raine was thinking!

      And yeah, she could do it. She could read Raine’s thoughts, but they promised each other in this lifetime that they wouldn’t do that to each other. 

      After she got to work, she locked herself in one of the bathroom stalls and opened the test box.

      It’s now or never.

      Skye winced as her stream left the stick and trickled onto her thumb. 

      It’s gross, but if I get a plus sign, I’d better get used to being peed on. 

      Once she stuck the cap back onto the stick and washed her hands, she glanced at her watch.

      Now it’s about watching and waiting.

      A small smile washed across her face as she waited for the results. Skye may not have thought about a baby

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