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Secrets: Book Two of the Triune Saga
Secrets discovered, secrets kept hidden,
secrets revealed... and new secrets created.
In this second foray into the lives of the angelic Mason brothers, the repercussions from the events of the past few months ripple out into the world around them. How long can Barrett, Mike, and Brian hide their true nature?
New friends and allies help them on their ongoing
journey of discovery, but sometimes the world can be
a harsh teacher. There are good people, bad people... and a whole lot of people in between. Sometimes the Masons themselves have to live inside that gray area
of difficult choices.
Even angels make mistakes sometimes...
secrets revealed... and new secrets created.
In this second foray into the lives of the angelic Mason brothers, the repercussions from the events of the past few months ripple out into the world around them. How long can Barrett, Mike, and Brian hide their true nature?
New friends and allies help them on their ongoing
journey of discovery, but sometimes the world can be
a harsh teacher. There are good people, bad people... and a whole lot of people in between. Sometimes the Masons themselves have to live inside that gray area
of difficult choices.
Even angels make mistakes sometimes...
262 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 22, 2015
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About the author
Willow Polson
9 books25 followersWillow's major in college was Art, and while at SFSU to get a teaching credential she was hired by EGW Publishing as a graphic artist. When an assistant editor position opened up, she was pretty much hired on the spot. From there, she helped develop new titles, became a department editor, and eventually a managing editor.
After the birth of her son, she went freelance and successfully sold five non-fiction books to Citadel, a Kensington Publishing imprint, as well as multiple magazine articles to various publications.
Willow's first love, however, was always fantasy novels. Non-fiction, while a perfectly valid market, wasn't entirely satisfying to write about. Then she read Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury, and figured there was no reason that she couldn't write fiction books, tell stories that readers would enjoy, and have a lot of fun in the process. Turns out that's a pretty good combination.
After the birth of her son, she went freelance and successfully sold five non-fiction books to Citadel, a Kensington Publishing imprint, as well as multiple magazine articles to various publications.
Willow's first love, however, was always fantasy novels. Non-fiction, while a perfectly valid market, wasn't entirely satisfying to write about. Then she read Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury, and figured there was no reason that she couldn't write fiction books, tell stories that readers would enjoy, and have a lot of fun in the process. Turns out that's a pretty good combination.
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