The Eye of the Goddess - Russell, Debbie
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Being a teenager is difficult enough in today's world, but imagine you are thirteen years old and just learned that you are designated to be the leader of a generation of incarnated angels. Such is the assigned duty of Jordan Ivanov, who discovers through a beautiful amulet she receives on her birthday that her destiny was set in motion several generations ago. Protector of the Crystal Children is the first novel in a series entitled The Eye of the Goddess. This series explores the angelic realm and all of its possibilities through the eyes of two adolescents and their mother. They struggle to…mehr

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Being a teenager is difficult enough in today's world, but imagine you are thirteen years old and just learned that you are designated to be the leader of a generation of incarnated angels. Such is the assigned duty of Jordan Ivanov, who discovers through a beautiful amulet she receives on her birthday that her destiny was set in motion several generations ago. Protector of the Crystal Children is the first novel in a series entitled The Eye of the Goddess. This series explores the angelic realm and all of its possibilities through the eyes of two adolescents and their mother. They struggle to accept their newly discovered powers and learn to appreciate the purpose for which they have been chosen. At the heart of Protector of the Crystal Children is the love and trust that exists among members of a family and how that security can be tested when life becomes complicated.
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Autorenporträt
Debbie Russell is a lawyer turned writer. She spent twenty-five years as an assistant county attorney in Minneapolis, prosecuting numerous high-profile cases and fighting off several nervous breakdowns. At age fifty-five, Debbie took early retirement, giving up a full pension for the freedom of time. She now spends that precious time writing, restoring her property to native prairie and wetlands, and training her rambunctious retrievers.