Joseph Mosata

Wet Wings: The Wrath of Real Love (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Two passionate lovers find themselves caught inside a paradox of dreams and nightmares. The world they believed they'd created through synchronized dreams appears to be a much different place basking with the monstrosities of a bleak forgotten world of lost angels living in a valley-ones waiting for the end times. And now Quinton Barker in his quest to find his beloved, an exotic woman by the name Juliana Rose, must battle through his own pain and break free from the wrathful deafening whips of torment and eternal death. With the help of his own tribe inside a tree house village-a utopian territory governed by a tribe of lost angels, he must find the truth and pour it out into reality. Juliana is counting on Quinton to wake up again, but will it be possible after he finds himself seduced by aura of darkness to stay? He is strong enough to find his way back to the wrath of her real love? Will their love ever prevail through the midst of madness and deranged monsters lurking from every mountain cliff? Dive deeper into an ethereal world under constant war with many forces possessed with elusive power!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Austin Macauley Publishers
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781398434936
• Artikelnr.: 66018494

Autorenporträt

Joseph Mosata is an author from the Republic of Botswana with high qualifications and expertise in real estate and mining. He's a gifted writer driven to articulate some of the world's greatest mysteries through fiction-with an unquenchable fire to elevate and become an impactful leader to the world. 'Through creation we are birthed into existence and through faith we are carried from the norm and elevated to the galaxy, where we beam like stars uniquely placed just at the right moment to brighten up a dark place. Be of great importance to the Sovereign Empire.' - Joseph Mosata