Madrina a We Are the Devil's Daughters Story

by Mara Reitsma

She was one of three, sired by the Lord of Darkness and born to the Lady of Light. The eldest of the sisters, Madrina was more like her Mother, than the rest. She was quick and cunning, and beyond all else, her dedication to the rules, made her the perfect Warden of The Null. She had worked hard to maintain order in her Father's deepest, darkest prison in what was known as The Void. But times had grown tough for the Warden, and what had once been a walk in the park job, had landed her in more trouble than she had asked for. Bound in the clutches of the enemy, her heart and her mind, buried in layers of secrets and lies, Madrina must fight back against the fears that keep her far from the ones she loves; the very fears, that tighten the enemy's hold on her. Can she escape, not only the cell they imprisoned her in, but the nightmares and visions that follow? Will she ever give in, and let herself love, the Angel?

Kindle Edition

Published November 25, 2016

About the author

I've always been told I have a wild imagination! And what better way to release some of those pent up ideas, than by adding them to paper to create a one of a kind story.

I've always dabbled in writing, creating intricate webs of storyline to excite my friends, though it wasn't until recently that I was able to put them out there for others to read. I for one love reading, and will read just about anything.

Above all though, my family is my world, by blood or by marriage, or just by being there, spending time with me and mine, family means the most to me! And hey as it turns out, they all think I'm wild and crazy too!

So what started out as a way to put a few of my books, printed and published on my own shelves, has turned into something I can't put down, and led to so many other possibilities.

Reviews

[Fannie Mae]

Very well written with good charector development. In retrospect I wish I had read about Zahara and Markus first. Madrina's story can be told with out having read it, but I still felt as if I were missing a crucial part of the story. Especially when they were referencing the way the males were affected by the bond. Left me wondering exactly how are they affected physically and emotionally. Are the females affected the same way? I wan't to leave this open ended... to finish after I have read the other book.

[Brian Miller]

another work of art in this series book 2 picks up as 1 ends and takes you on a thrill ride of anticipation and tugs at the heart strings. very hard to put down and cant wait for book 3