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Credence Curse Book Report
First of all, I read the first book of the Credence Curse series age ago. So, I don't really remember what happened in the first book, but the main storyline does continue from book one. It would be best to read the first book before reading When Lightning Strikes.

Lighting is half-witch, half-fae with the power of empathy, because her power she has trouble keeping close relationships with people. When she was younger, her power actually gotten her in serious trouble. Not only that being a Credence, she is also cursed. Thus, she has no plan to established an intimate relationship with another man.

So the story continue with the missing client's list, a dead reporter, a dead employee, and dead clients on the rise. Something is not quite

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