Solana
Paperback
Series: Pathos, Book 3
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ISBN13: 9781968677015
Publisher: Tamara Henson Studios, LLC
Pages: 108
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Tamara Henson's ever-expanding Pathos universe spans space and dimensions beyond the waking world to bring fresh life to mythologies, folklore, and legends, spinning epic original locations and memorable, multi-dimensional characters in rich detail with her playful dialogue and direct writing style.
Join Rowan Jun in his path toward redemption from slave to warrior.
Walk the path of Briescha, a born diplomat so dedicated to her sister that she would shatter the cosmos to keep her safe.
Follow Solana into the wilderness as she escapes those who seek to harm her, and follows the voice of the mysterious Taiyo of the Flames.
Let Ariana guide you through her new life in the Mansion in the Mountain, where the mystery of her family is finally revealed, and her true trial begins.
Tread the path toward life and redemption, where suffering and pain hold the promise of a brighter, more joyful future. The Pathos Series!
Seek out Tamara's other books here and find other details on her website... www.tamarahenson.com!
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