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Echoes Of Her Name
Paperback
Publisher: Christel Diedericks
Published: Dec 30 2025
Pages: 236
Weight: 0.61
Height: 0.54 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Echoes of Her Name is a lyrical fantasy romance that weaves together ancient gods, forgotten lives, and a love that refuses to remain buried by time.
Alethea has always felt out of place in the modern world-drawn to old temples, whispered prayers, and dreams that feel more like memories than imagination. As a devoted Greek priestess, she serves the gods with reverence, unaware that they have already marked her for a far greater destiny.
When a fragment of the past is awakened, Alethea is pulled across the veil of time into an ancient world ruled by divine magic and sacred power. There, she encounters Sitra-an Egyptian princess bound to the gods, fierce in spirit and aching with secrets of her own. Their connection is immediate, profound, and dangerously forbidden.
As past and present begin to collide, Alethea must confront the truth of who she was, who she is meant to become, and the love she once lost-and may lose again. The gods are watching, history is repeating itself, and some echoes are too powerful to silence.
Echoes of Her Name is a story of fate, reincarnation, and a love that transcends lifetimes-haunting, tender, and eternal.
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