Mists and Monsters (The Life and Trials of Persephone Black Book 3)

Can Seph and her friends survive a goblin king’s downfall, a mythical monster’s coming, and an angel-like being’s exile?
Seph thought sacrificial cults and parallel worlds was the worst of it. Not for a teenage vampire apparently. Seph has started seeing visions of the future, and it’s bleak, like end of the world bleak. Filled with dreams of a possible apocalypse, Seph doesn’t know who to turn to. This only results in the emergence of a foe from their past, the discovery of a tree-filled world, and an arduous request from a fairy queen. Seph’s always relied on her friends for help. So why is she keeping them out now? Is she doing it to protect them or to protect herself?