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Then the Trees Said Hello
Paperback
Series: Ilanaly, Book 1
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Jul 6 2022
Pages: 232
Weight: 0.51
Height: 0.49 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
A Homecoming for anyone who's ever heard the trees whisper or for anyone who'd felt a deep connection to wildness.
The story of two women on a quest to protect what they love and coming into powers they didn't know existed.
Sara works for a logging company and has deep ties to her timber harvesting community. When she starts hearing the trees talk, Sara discovers that some of the people she once called family will go to huge lengths to keep her quiet.
Maxine just graduated from college and is out traveling in her van trying to figure out what to do next. She discovers a notebook that Sara hid away. Through Sara's journal, Maxine discovers a world she didn't know existed. An underground world where people float and trees talk, one that few of us know, yet it flourishes close by.
This is the inspiring story of two women on a quest to protect what they love and coming into powers they didn't know existed, decades apart, and in very different worlds. Will they find their strength in time?
If you like The Overstory or Jonathan Livingston Seagull, then you'll love, Then the Trees Said Hello.
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