Lost Hunger - Robinson, Angelina M.
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Can you, can I possess true power? This is a question that flashes in everyone's mind at one point or another. This is also a question that a young woman, Daenara Tereus struggles with everyday, her dreams of becoming more than mortal... She is clairvoyant and speaks telepathically with a friend she has had since childhood. She also has an uncanny knack for healing from wounds overnight even when they are at their worst. Now that her parent's are deceased, she moves into the family estate after being sheltered for years in the mountains by her overseer Vincent. Her whole life she has been…mehr

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Can you, can I possess true power? This is a question that flashes in everyone's mind at one point or another. This is also a question that a young woman, Daenara Tereus struggles with everyday, her dreams of becoming more than mortal... She is clairvoyant and speaks telepathically with a friend she has had since childhood. She also has an uncanny knack for healing from wounds overnight even when they are at their worst. Now that her parent's are deceased, she moves into the family estate after being sheltered for years in the mountains by her overseer Vincent. Her whole life she has been haunted by an unknown presence, however since her move it has grown stronger and with it her undying will to know who or what it is.
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WITH OUR RAPID ADVANCEMENT INTO THE NEW MILLENNIUM, SPEEDING ACCEPTANCE OF METAPHYSICS AND TRUE UNDERSTANDING OF OLD RELIGIONS AS WAYS OF LIFE, MOST PEOPLE FIND THEMSELVES CRAVING SOMETHING MORE... SOMETHING TO TEMPT OUR DARKEST DESIRES AND OUR DEEPEST FEARS... SOMETHING TO MAKE US CRAVE... TO LUST AGAIN FOR MASTERY OF THE UNKNOWN.... THAT SOMETHING IS HERE... OR SHOULD I SAY, SOMEONE... The Queen of The Night ANGELINA ROBINSON ... "Angel" to some, visionary to others. With an iron will, an uncanny intuition and charisma which knows no bounds, she seeks to bring her hauntingly beautiful visions of life, love, death and the pursuit of wisdom into everyday existence. Yet one thing has always remained, no matter what challenges were laid before her a "never say die" attitude and a taste for the mysterious darker side of reality have always been part of her life. With her mother being a talented writer and vocalist, her grandfather giving her Stephen King novels to read and Saturday afternoons watching horror matinees with her father, one could say she's delved head-first into realms her family discovered years before. Along with singing, dancing and a lust for knowledge that knows know bonds. She also possesses a quick wit and a knack for seducing the darkest passions one can possess. Not just as a vocalist or dancer, but in being a writer and storyteller as well. In 1998, the Poetry Guild published one of her pieces, "The Forgotten City," in their compilation entitled Beneath the Winter Sky. The same company nominated her for Poet of the Year in 1999. Not only has she lavished the poetic community with her haunting, if not enticing visions, she has recently completed her first book in a series of five. The screenplay counterpart is about to be born. Success is guaranteed in one form or another for this exotic beauty who hails from a region in which none would suspect a woman of such mystery and wisdom to emerge. A wise man once said, "Never has an ocean run deeper than the mysteries of a beautiful woman." More truthful words were never spoken. Angelina was born in Trenton, New Jersey to father Gilbert H. Riddell and Mother A. Marie Riddell on May 17, 1972. Angelina's father was a Trenton Police Officer and her mother a Home Maker. Angelina's parents separated when she turned a year and a half and her mother was five months pregnant with son Jason Michael. Returning to Wilmington, Delaware with their mother Angelina and Jason were raised by their mother Marie and grandmother Dorothy L. McFarland. Angelina's mother and grandmother were both single, strong independent women who were both in the arts. Her mother being a talented writer and vocalist and her grandmother also a vocalist, musician and writer Angelina was always surrounded by self-expression through the arts. Angelina was also a very outdoorsy child with her family having a strong bloodline of Cherokee in them one could always find Angelina down in the woods playing in the creek with the animals. In 1978 Angelina's mother remarried to David A. Robinson and in 1979 David adopted both Angelina and her younger brother Jason. While their mother worked days and attended collage at night their new father worked for a local heating and air conditioning company, the family resided at the home where their mother grew up. When Angelina entered her teens her father David went to work for Dupont and the family relocated to Newark, Delaware. Angelina's grandmother sold the family home that she grew up in to move back to the mountains of Virginia where some of their family is from. Angelina had an estranged childhood with some normal ups and downs, however she was far from ever being a normal child. She was always writing, drawing, singing and every chance she got she would be in school plays no matter what the part was. As Angelina grew up her imagination increased in size and writing became a big part of her life. At that point it was mostly poems and short stories. She...