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Twilight's Children: Mother Book Two
Seven years ago, an evil mage destroyed the spell keeping half the world in Twilight. Now, the spell’s effects are coming undone, and the results are devastating the ecosystem of the lower realms. Representatives meet at the Divide Estate to fix the problem, but Twilight Princess Cyranti Lorinar never shows.
On her way to the estate, an attack on Cyranti leaves her dying in the grass. But when a vampir and his gorgeous son, Danatarius, appear, they change everything. Turned into a vampir, her saviors whisk her to their Fold to complete her change. However, her second chance means she can never go home.
Trapped within the Fold, Cyranti becomes the catalyst for an ancient hatred. Proven it’s possible, the colony is determined to turn elves into vampir as revenge for being hunted. If she can’t warn her father and send the vampir to help her trapped friends, the Twilight will disappear and a war between vampir and elves will devastate Kal’brath. Can she overcome her new hunger for elven blood to avoid global disaster?
On her way to the estate, an attack on Cyranti leaves her dying in the grass. But when a vampir and his gorgeous son, Danatarius, appear, they change everything. Turned into a vampir, her saviors whisk her to their Fold to complete her change. However, her second chance means she can never go home.
Trapped within the Fold, Cyranti becomes the catalyst for an ancient hatred. Proven it’s possible, the colony is determined to turn elves into vampir as revenge for being hunted. If she can’t warn her father and send the vampir to help her trapped friends, the Twilight will disappear and a war between vampir and elves will devastate Kal’brath. Can she overcome her new hunger for elven blood to avoid global disaster?
337 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 16, 2016
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About the author
Jennifer Amriss
12 books9 followersA world traveler, Jennifer spent most of her childhood experiencing the Mediterranean, traveling Europe, and constantly on the move with her military parents. Now, she has settled down in the hilly region north of the Allegheny National Forest where she lives alone with her tortoise shell cat, Pumpkin Spice. With so much culture and scenery engrained in her psyche, she froths at the mouth to squeeze it all into the different worlds that seem to come to her at the most inopportune times.
With an imagination larger than the Alaskan wilds, and more gumption than common sense, Jennifer has been working on turning her writing into a career since 2003. Her first story, Tepith’s Quest, turned out so horrendous that it has been relegated to the abyss in hopes it never breeds. It served its unfortunate purpose, and in April of 2013 Race Against the Dark didn’t suck half as bad. After making many sacrifices to the writing gods in the form of hot chocolate and biscottis, she now considers it passable. We shall not speak of the first train wreck again. Move along.
When not creating worlds, people, or generally playing God, she plays MMORPG and single player video games, dabbles in website design, digital art, and watches obscene anime. She even sometimes deigns to talk to lesser mortals. However, she is shy, so if you see her, please bring cookies and chai latte, and only approach once your offerings have been devoured. More on this after your scheduled public service announcement.
Beware her wrath: Jennifer graduated near the top of her class as a surgical technologist, and her favorite pastime is finding new and heinous ways of torturing her characters. This may, or may not, intrude upon real life if you happen to spook her. Authors are dangerous breeds, and this one isn’t anywhere near sane. Her skittishness, though, may save you should you catch her unawares.
With an imagination larger than the Alaskan wilds, and more gumption than common sense, Jennifer has been working on turning her writing into a career since 2003. Her first story, Tepith’s Quest, turned out so horrendous that it has been relegated to the abyss in hopes it never breeds. It served its unfortunate purpose, and in April of 2013 Race Against the Dark didn’t suck half as bad. After making many sacrifices to the writing gods in the form of hot chocolate and biscottis, she now considers it passable. We shall not speak of the first train wreck again. Move along.
When not creating worlds, people, or generally playing God, she plays MMORPG and single player video games, dabbles in website design, digital art, and watches obscene anime. She even sometimes deigns to talk to lesser mortals. However, she is shy, so if you see her, please bring cookies and chai latte, and only approach once your offerings have been devoured. More on this after your scheduled public service announcement.
Beware her wrath: Jennifer graduated near the top of her class as a surgical technologist, and her favorite pastime is finding new and heinous ways of torturing her characters. This may, or may not, intrude upon real life if you happen to spook her. Authors are dangerous breeds, and this one isn’t anywhere near sane. Her skittishness, though, may save you should you catch her unawares.
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September 9, 2017
This might be my favorite in the box set. In each book, there is a slightly different tone and nothing felt repetitive. Each book has a distinct feel and voice.
As with the other books, there is considerable attention paid to characterization and plotting. The pacing is great and the book really grabbed my attention and held it. There is a blend of different types, which gives great opportunity to highlight interactions. The characters and their interaction really are excellent - you really feel engaged and invested in the story because they are so well written.
If you are a fan of fantasy novels, you will love this.
I received a free copy of this book
As with the other books, there is considerable attention paid to characterization and plotting. The pacing is great and the book really grabbed my attention and held it. There is a blend of different types, which gives great opportunity to highlight interactions. The characters and their interaction really are excellent - you really feel engaged and invested in the story because they are so well written.
If you are a fan of fantasy novels, you will love this.
I received a free copy of this book
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