Eternal Light by Inger Iversen Cover Reveal

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Eternal Light by Inger Iversen
(Few Are Angels #3)
Publication date: June 1st 2015
Genres: Paranormal, Young Adult

Synopsis:
Ella has accepted her fate of fifteen years with Aleixandre, but does not consent to his plan of using her powers to eradicate the Chorý race. In a last ditch effort to sway her, Aleixandre offers an early release of her debt and to allow Kale residence in the garden house.
Will this be enough for Ella to take the deal?
Enlisting the help of Kale, Sola, and Jace—Ella sets off to look for the Zdrowy, a mysterious group of Chorý, thought to have been cured of la Luxure.
Join Ella and Kale in the final installment of the Few Are Angels series, as they are set on a path that not only leads to a possible cure to the Chorý status, but may also offer Kale something he has been chasing his entire immortal life—absolution.




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