Helena Lindo

Eclipsed Hearts. Life is a Story - story.one

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Produktbeschreibung

Bella; a girl thrown into a world of mystery, one so unfamiliar. She is forced from a girl filled with passion and dreams to a woman. Her beauty is captivating, and her scent is as sweet as her personality, no obstacle in life could harden her soft mind. Was destiny going to stop her from completing her desires and dreams? Even though she had a rocky start at life, she found a way to light up others paths with her own. Lorenzo; a little boy, forced into a life filled with crime, and death. He grew up with unloving parents in Italy, and always needed to fight his way to get to things done. He found it hard to believe in love, until he was reunited with someone he thought he would never see again. But since he is trapped in a life of debt, he doesn't know if love has room to survive in the shadows. But when destiny threatens to take the spark forming in his heart, does he fight to keep it alive? The sun and the moon, like two eclipsed hearts.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Storylution / story.one publishing
• Seitenzahl: 80
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2024
• Deutsch, Englisch
• Abmessung: 209mm x 132mm x 9mm
• Gewicht: 200g
• ISBN-13: 9783711538802
• ISBN-10: 3711538800
• Artikelnr.: 71443102

Autorenporträt

My name is Helena Lindo, the author and as a child I have always had problems to focus, until I realized it was what made me special ! I noticed how it was a compensation for my creative side. I began with art; ever since I was 4 I painted and drew all sorts of things, never losing my will to express creativity. While other children were on their phones, I was always with a pencil on my hand. When I turned 6 I began to move to several different places around the world, leaving friends that I cared for behind, so I started writing stories to express my feelings in the hope that someday, someone would see them and find joy reading them. Now I am 15, but wrote this novel when I was 14 wishing that someday someone would appreciate my work, or actually read it, since I had put so much hard work into it. But then I realized that hard work wasn't the only thing needed, it was an audience!