Trinity - Revelation
Paperback
Publisher Price: $22.99
ISBN13: 9780646896526
Publisher: Cvf Publications
Published: Jul 13 2024
Pages: 414
Weight: 1.03
Height: 0.92 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Three siblings. An ancient prophecy. A terrible danger.
After a tragic loss shatters her world, Aleissa is faced with the choice to leave behind her childhood home to live with her father and two brothers that she never knew existed. What begins as a family reunion soon spirals into chaos as their mysterious childhood quirks unravel into extraordinary abilities.
Unbeknownst to them, they are the focal point of a destiny foretold in the depths of Etharia, a realm untouched by humans until now. Their purpose? To thwart the impending invasion of the malevolent Mejii, creatures lurking within the shadowed realm of Silheed.
Bound by blood and prophecy, Aleissa, Noah and Jared must come to terms with how they can move forward as siblings and as the long-awaited Trinity, forging a path forward in a world where destiny and danger collide.
Trinity - Revelation is the first book in the Trinity trilogy, a wonderfully crafted, multi-POV urban fantasy tale written by debut author CV Fostel. Aleissa, Noah and Jared's journey is one of forgiveness, acceptance and a commitment to fulfil a destiny that none of them saw coming.
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