| Author: | Barbara T. Cerny | ISBN: | 9781301867691 |
| Publisher: | Barbara T. Cerny | Publication: | April 6, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Barbara T. Cerny |
| ISBN: | 9781301867691 |
| Publisher: | Barbara T. Cerny |
| Publication: | April 6, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Named by Novel Writing Festival a 2017 best of ADVENTURE Novel Stories from around the world
NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE® BOOK AWARDS FINALIST 2015
A READER’S FAVORITE® 2015 AWARDS FINALIST
Accidently discovering a portal between Earth and Amorgos, Pierre and Elise find themselves surrounded by frightful creatures from beyond their imagination.
Princess Elise d’Orleans, niece to King Louis XIII, is a spoiled brat used to having everyone cater to her every need. She hates Amorgos, hates the races of people populating Amorgos, and hates the fact that everyone believes she is their Redeemer, the One to free them from enslavement of their common enemy, the Asmodai. But most of all, she hates the fact that the only other human in Amorgos is a stinky peasant that doesn't kowtow to her every whim.
Pierre Tonnelier, the village's journeyman cooper, found an extraordinary necklace in the woods outside Chateau de Saint-Germain en Laye, a castle in the French countryside. He is forced to sell this unusual piece to pay off his father's debts. What he didn't contend with was it taking him on a strange journey with an egotistical royal pain in the derriere.
Shield of the Palidine chronicles the journey of Elise to the true Redeemer, of Pierre to a warrior of immense abilities, and their unbridled love, despite all the tensions of class, bigotry, and intolerance.
Named by Novel Writing Festival a 2017 best of ADVENTURE Novel Stories from around the world
NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE® BOOK AWARDS FINALIST 2015
A READER’S FAVORITE® 2015 AWARDS FINALIST
Accidently discovering a portal between Earth and Amorgos, Pierre and Elise find themselves surrounded by frightful creatures from beyond their imagination.
Princess Elise d’Orleans, niece to King Louis XIII, is a spoiled brat used to having everyone cater to her every need. She hates Amorgos, hates the races of people populating Amorgos, and hates the fact that everyone believes she is their Redeemer, the One to free them from enslavement of their common enemy, the Asmodai. But most of all, she hates the fact that the only other human in Amorgos is a stinky peasant that doesn't kowtow to her every whim.
Pierre Tonnelier, the village's journeyman cooper, found an extraordinary necklace in the woods outside Chateau de Saint-Germain en Laye, a castle in the French countryside. He is forced to sell this unusual piece to pay off his father's debts. What he didn't contend with was it taking him on a strange journey with an egotistical royal pain in the derriere.
Shield of the Palidine chronicles the journey of Elise to the true Redeemer, of Pierre to a warrior of immense abilities, and their unbridled love, despite all the tensions of class, bigotry, and intolerance.
