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Tracy Dale
Kindle Edition | Pages: 109 pages Rating: 5 | 2 Users | 1 review Reviews
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Ashley Thomas knows your every emotion. She thinks it's a curse. To others, it's a weapon.Meeting a stranger in the woods who's unlike anyone she's met before, sparks her curiosity, and her caution. Learning Druson is a new student at her school, she tries to stay under his radar as she finds out what she can about him, but his attention zeros in on her and it quickly becomes obvious he has a motive.
His secrets are kept close, until his enemy arrives, and all that he's hidden becomes exposed. Caught between the two, a dangerous game ensues when her gift is used to find a weapon that holds too much power for anyone to possess. She must determine whom she can trust, when the reality of what they are capable of threaten her and everything she holds dear.
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| Title | : | Ash Rising |
| Author | : | Tracy Dale |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 109 pages |
| Published | : | April 10th 2018 |
| Categories | : | Free Books. Books |
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The idea for this story came to me in one big data-dump in my brain. Certain thoughts had been niggling for a while before that happened. I knew a woman who said she could feel others' emotions when she was near them, and the idea of that stuck with me because our own emotions can be a lot to handle at times. What would it be like to handle others' as well?And then there's my fascination with ancient mysticism - Druids, in particular. I remember sitting before the stones at Stonehenge, utterlyThe idea for this story came to me in one big data-dump in my brain. Certain thoughts had been niggling for a while before that happened. I knew a woman who said she could feel others' emotions when she was near them, and the idea of that stuck with me because our own emotions can be a lot to handle at times. What would it be like to handle others' as well?And then there's my fascination with ancient mysticism - Druids, in particular. I remember sitting before the stones at Stonehenge, utterly
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