Charles Lee

The Way To Dawn: End of Days (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Afearia has fought her way through Terra for the sake of returning order. While her heart is in the right place, she's come to question herself repeatedly with one thought. How much good is she really doing?

Afearia's quest to bring down the government has proven to be a more daunting task than she had hoped. For each life she saves, thousands more are doomed. No victory in the king's kingdom goes without its destructive consequence.

The Elites paint her as Terra's coming disaster. Those in favor of Derexen's leadership seek to have her apprehended and executed. But Afearia's actions have not gone unnoticed. Derexen seems to think little of her efforts while carefully having her monitored. Others conspire to use her as an instrument to advance their hidden agendas.

With every battle. With every decision. With every life simply swayed by the swing of her sword, Afearia must carefully determine which choices on Terra are truly worth fighting for.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Charles Lee
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Januar 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310423871
• Artikelnr.: 55436264

Autorenporträt

Charles Lee has always been a fan of stories with greater meaning than what the surface portrays. His love for profound fantasy began at a young age. His growing interest in thought-provoking stories ranged from a gamut of different areas of literature. These are experiences he's cherished and evolved with for over a decade. It's his key drive for creating compelling, unique, philosophical stories.

When he decided to begin his own novel, The Way To Dawn, he originally had no intention of pursuing writing as a career. But when he fell in love with his own characters, he became inspired. He was so proud of his creations that he wanted to share this part of himself with others. In no time, writing soon became more than just his way of expression, it became his wings.