Twisted Destiny - Heaney, Kathryn
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Magic in Anandria has gone wonky and separated many of the characters readers have come to know and love. ¿ Ella, separated from her husband, Raonull, discovers her fairy heritage and her true destiny. ¿ Stuck on Earth, Raonull searches for a way to re-enter Anandria and find his bride, Ella. ¿ Jessica, Lucifer's daughter, falls into Anandria and begins to struggle with the lure of Light and Dark magics. ¿ Jeff uncovers grim details about himself. ¿ Paul drops into a love interest on Earth - literally. ¿ Michael takes on a heavenly role. ¿ Laura is trapped in a coma . . . You just have to read it!…mehr

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Magic in Anandria has gone wonky and separated many of the characters readers have come to know and love. ¿ Ella, separated from her husband, Raonull, discovers her fairy heritage and her true destiny. ¿ Stuck on Earth, Raonull searches for a way to re-enter Anandria and find his bride, Ella. ¿ Jessica, Lucifer's daughter, falls into Anandria and begins to struggle with the lure of Light and Dark magics. ¿ Jeff uncovers grim details about himself. ¿ Paul drops into a love interest on Earth - literally. ¿ Michael takes on a heavenly role. ¿ Laura is trapped in a coma . . . You just have to read it!
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Kathryn Heaney taught for twenty-three years before relocating back to her hometown of Hamilton, where she worked for the local library. In her retirement, Kathryn spent time as a dog walker for the SPCA, volunteered to foster a Dog Guide pup for the Lions Foundation of Canada, and plays in a ukulele band.The Anandrian Series was born out of a chapter book written for Kathryn's two daughters many years ago. Her story was well-received by those who read it, and she decided to write an adult version when a friend suggested the idea. Soon it morphed into a series and no one was more surprised than Kathryn when she was called "author."