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Echra's Fall
Earthen’s passion to make a difference is his purpose but how can he succeed when the time of his existence is working against him?
Will he convince young Echra to use her gift for the goodness of their village’s future? Or do those with wickedness in their hearts have something to gain from a life so innocent and naive?
Will he convince young Echra to use her gift for the goodness of their village’s future? Or do those with wickedness in their hearts have something to gain from a life so innocent and naive?
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First published October 1, 2014
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S.D. Wile
2 books1 followerS.D. Wile was born in the West Midlands, United Kingdom. She is a graduate of Birmingham City University and currently works in the education sector.
From an early age, she expressed a passion for narrative. Her teaching career drove her passion towards writing, which has become a larger part of her life.
The events and ideas for Blue at Midnight were inspired by the many unimaginable ‘what ifs’ that could occur in a small forgotten town. There are many dreary towns like this where people either fade away like the old, derelict factories or become workaholics with the hope of one day escaping. Blue at Midnight is about the possibility of this hope unknowingly attracting the attention of a newcomer, one that carries a burden of his own.
The second book in the Blue at Midnight Trilogy, The Rightful Place, is due to be released in September 2014.
From an early age, she expressed a passion for narrative. Her teaching career drove her passion towards writing, which has become a larger part of her life.
The events and ideas for Blue at Midnight were inspired by the many unimaginable ‘what ifs’ that could occur in a small forgotten town. There are many dreary towns like this where people either fade away like the old, derelict factories or become workaholics with the hope of one day escaping. Blue at Midnight is about the possibility of this hope unknowingly attracting the attention of a newcomer, one that carries a burden of his own.
The second book in the Blue at Midnight Trilogy, The Rightful Place, is due to be released in September 2014.
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November 3, 2014
This book was such an addiction, I could not stop reading it, I absolute love echra and her evilness. :)
November 23, 2014
Really enjoyed it! I loved this book another one in the series, it is unpredictable and beautifully written! just like Blue at midnight!
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