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The Lady of Zion
Grace Haskiel knows the truth.
When she finds the Fallen Angel Nikili on a park bench she expected to be drawn into the War between Heaven and Hell. She was Nephilim after all. But she never expected to discover a truth so shocking it would change the universe.
Now Grace is determined to get the truth out there and with the help of her new found Fallen friends she's going to do just that. But can Grace complete her mission before the Nuri, Heaven's Special Forces, find her and shut her up for good?
When she finds the Fallen Angel Nikili on a park bench she expected to be drawn into the War between Heaven and Hell. She was Nephilim after all. But she never expected to discover a truth so shocking it would change the universe.
Now Grace is determined to get the truth out there and with the help of her new found Fallen friends she's going to do just that. But can Grace complete her mission before the Nuri, Heaven's Special Forces, find her and shut her up for good?
335 pages, Unknown Binding
Published April 10, 2020
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About the author
B. Forrester
8 books9 followersB. Forrester is an Indie Author from Western Australia. She loves writing historical fiction and romance.
All B.'s books have happy endings because B. believes that there's enough disappointment and fear in the world without novels having unhappy endings as well. B. believes that happy endings give us hope in a better tomorrow.
B. has a Bachelors Degree of Art from Edith Cowan University where she studied in Writing, Photomedia, and Children’s Literature. She also loves using the things she's learnt in life and university to teach creative writing workshops.
All B.'s books have happy endings because B. believes that there's enough disappointment and fear in the world without novels having unhappy endings as well. B. believes that happy endings give us hope in a better tomorrow.
B. has a Bachelors Degree of Art from Edith Cowan University where she studied in Writing, Photomedia, and Children’s Literature. She also loves using the things she's learnt in life and university to teach creative writing workshops.
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April 13, 2020
I enjoyed 'The Lady of Zion' very much.
The tale has some points at variance with my religious beliefs but so did the Dan Brown books.
The main character, Grace, was flexible, curious and brave. I was keen to trun the pages and find out what would happen next.
The mythology was facinating and enlightening and clearly well researched.
I would recommend this to anyone but particularly to Urban Fantasy fans.
The tale has some points at variance with my religious beliefs but so did the Dan Brown books.
The main character, Grace, was flexible, curious and brave. I was keen to trun the pages and find out what would happen next.
The mythology was facinating and enlightening and clearly well researched.
I would recommend this to anyone but particularly to Urban Fantasy fans.
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April 15, 2020I wasn't sure if I was going to like this book as fantasy is not a genre that I care for. However, I was hooked on the story right from the beginning. The premise was refreshingly original and I was very impressed with the skillful way the author wove various mythologies into the plot. Couldn't put it down - read it in one sitting!
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