WHAT WAS NEVER REALLY LOST - Richardson, Jacquelyn
14,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

Tolerance is the art of understanding and respecting something despite one's differences. A war has overtaken the lands between the magical and the mortals. Ashleigh Leanna Gayle O'Connor is the child of a healer versed in the magical arts and her father, a mortal soldier. Ashleigh is reunited with her mother after years of her being banished from the lands for her practices. These heriones along side the help of a family of elves, and Rail the Alchemist, must fulfill their roles in ending the wars which have been brought about by Luciferian magic practiced in the woods by a priest possessed…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
Tolerance is the art of understanding and respecting something despite one's differences. A war has overtaken the lands between the magical and the mortals. Ashleigh Leanna Gayle O'Connor is the child of a healer versed in the magical arts and her father, a mortal soldier. Ashleigh is reunited with her mother after years of her being banished from the lands for her practices. These heriones along side the help of a family of elves, and Rail the Alchemist, must fulfill their roles in ending the wars which have been brought about by Luciferian magic practiced in the woods by a priest possessed by a demon leading others to perform sacrificial rituals and bring with them unrest to the universe.
Autorenporträt
This is the first novel for Jacquelyn Vania Richardson. A 34 year old who hasengaged in writing volumes of personal poetry has turned to writing novels thatengage the reader in moral thought, and magic within the world as a believer.Jacquelyn is the mother to a 6 year old child Maxine Jannae, and spends her timetending to her home, selling life insurance, and creating new ideas for futurevolumes of works. Jacquelyn is an avid thespian, and enjoys the arts in which shecan glorify God by painting and other forms of artistic expression.