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The Eyedore Trilogy #2
A Faerie's Destiny
This is a prequel to book I of The Eyedore Trilogy, 'A Faerie's Tale' and charts the early life of Willow and her family...
‘At only two summers old Willow witnesses the birth of her baby brother and the subsequent death of her mother, Rowan. She goes to live an idyllic life at Oak Hall with her father and her uncle Flint. But unbeknown to Willow, her uncle harbours dark ambitions and aims to overthrow his brother and take everything. From the moment she arrives at Oak Hall Willow is in mortal danger, but she has an unknown protector who mentors her and prepares her for the coming conflict…’
‘At only two summers old Willow witnesses the birth of her baby brother and the subsequent death of her mother, Rowan. She goes to live an idyllic life at Oak Hall with her father and her uncle Flint. But unbeknown to Willow, her uncle harbours dark ambitions and aims to overthrow his brother and take everything. From the moment she arrives at Oak Hall Willow is in mortal danger, but she has an unknown protector who mentors her and prepares her for the coming conflict…’
264 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 29, 2018
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About the author
S.R. Hollands
3 books1 followerS R Hollands was born in the early sixties and grew up in the county of Essex in the UK.
Between 2007 - 2016 he wrote a bi-weekly column for a local newspaper.
He has written several short stories for his own pleasure and in 2016 he published his first young adult novel 'A Faerie's Tale' via CreateSpace and Kindle.
This book was born through the authors love of folklore, British mythology and ancient legends. He also has a passion for classical and pre-history and uses these subjects as inspiration for his work.
S R Hollands is married with a family and still lives in Essex.
Between 2007 - 2016 he wrote a bi-weekly column for a local newspaper.
He has written several short stories for his own pleasure and in 2016 he published his first young adult novel 'A Faerie's Tale' via CreateSpace and Kindle.
This book was born through the authors love of folklore, British mythology and ancient legends. He also has a passion for classical and pre-history and uses these subjects as inspiration for his work.
S R Hollands is married with a family and still lives in Essex.
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