M. A. Abraham

Embracing the Light (The Elven Chronicles, #11) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The toddlers are spending the day at Gabriel and Eden's and as they gather they find a new speed... supersonic... in the way of toddlers the world over there is nothing slower, and they are ready to challenge the world. Marious' sons are there, proving the adage, "like father like sons" and Gabriel's sons, are another chip off the block. The girls are not going to allow the boys to show them up, and are quite capable of rising to the challenge. It doesn't take long for the competition to begin. Of course there are those who don't feel the need to compete, they are just there for the fun. Some may even get a glimpse into their future, and others are already showing signs of being haunted by powers they will never be able to live with easily.

As the day progresses Daroth begins to welcome his guests to the festival as everyone is interested to see what this new tradition is all about. They have heard a lot about this festival of Daroth's. Will it live up to their expectations? Would the people in their Kingdoms enjoy it too? All these questions and more are answered in this wild romp as Marious and Branith lead their band of merrymakers into the crowd for a little fun, and with those two in the lead you can't help but ask, is anyone safe? The toddlers are definitely ready to join the celebration as they follow their leader into the spirit of the season as they all prepare to 'Embrace The Light'

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: M.A. Abraham
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301156252
• Artikelnr.: 52983373

Autorenporträt

I don't really know what to say about myself.

I have been writing books since before I became a teenager. Most are still hidden in the closet. I used to make up my own stories as a child, everyone used to act them out while we were playing outside. As a teenager someone issued me a challenge. I told her that her stories stunk, she told me to do better.

My job growing up was to play guardian to my little brother, keep him safe. That meant I ended up getting into more fights than enough makes sense now that I write about warriors.

My family will try to tell you that I'm not innocent, I have a personality that keeps them on their toes. Over my lifetime and theirs I have earn several nicknames The Godmother, The Evil Christmas Elf (comes from making my nieces wrap their own Christmas presents), Mistress of Ambush. My favorite response to them when they try to get me into trouble is just to look at them with a wide doe eyed expression and say "Moi?????"

I have a seal point Siamese cat named Snoop, named after my favorite cartoon character and hobby. I have a "healthy" but small collection of Snoopy memorabilia. He is a character alright; never met a cat who can talk back like he does. He expects daily dosages of adoration on his schedule when he wants it not when it's convenient for me and he HATES snow.

I come from a very large family (mostly brothers) and I could outrun the whole works of them (I'm the shortest!). It was called survival.

This book has been in the making for a long time now. Over a half a year to write it, about the same amount of time to edit it, and probably about the same amount of time to get the art work and website! I have learned you can't control the timelines of other people Murphy likes to step in.

So for now I am setting up good luck charms everywhere... didn't know I had that many stuffed Snoopy's. *Fingers, legs, toes, eyes and anything else I can crossed*