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The Ruins of Evermore: The TimeLight Awakenings #1
The Ruins of Evermore: The TimeLight Awakenings Part 1 - Noble
The journey begins with a dream that is not a dream...
In Part One of this epic adventure, the story unfolds in the provincial town of Noble, where twelve-year-old Heather Nighborne is considered different, strange indeed, seeing auras and befriending the mysterious Aria. Yet, when the time comes for the extraordinary Bristol House to awaken Heather to her true identity and arduous destiny, a grisly incident on the house grounds complicates the girl’s rite of passage: her introduction to the magical Realm of Evermore, the land of Maidens.
The Ruins of Evermore, The TimeLight Awakenings is the first in a series of novels that will take the heroine from age twelve into adulthood and from small town Earth to the exotic planets of Evermore. Over the course of this intricately woven and epic adventure, two vivid and intertwined worlds take shape, highlighted by humor and magic, and shaded with danger and tragedy.
In Part One of this epic adventure, the story unfolds in the provincial town of Noble, where twelve-year-old Heather Nighborne is considered different, strange indeed, seeing auras and befriending the mysterious Aria. Yet, when the time comes for the extraordinary Bristol House to awaken Heather to her true identity and arduous destiny, a grisly incident on the house grounds complicates the girl’s rite of passage: her introduction to the magical Realm of Evermore, the land of Maidens.
The Ruins of Evermore, The TimeLight Awakenings is the first in a series of novels that will take the heroine from age twelve into adulthood and from small town Earth to the exotic planets of Evermore. Over the course of this intricately woven and epic adventure, two vivid and intertwined worlds take shape, highlighted by humor and magic, and shaded with danger and tragedy.
- GenresFantasy
248 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 28, 2011
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March 16, 2019
This book may appeal to some, I think it is more a young teenage read. For me it sounded wonderful and fanciful. But, I found it to be a slow read, not tied too well together, and a bit of a struggle to finish. However, those more interested in a Fantasy type genre could enjoy it.
September 14, 2013
This book to me is more for younger ages 10-14. I enjoyed reading, but was somwhat drawn out in my opinion.
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