| Author: | L.C. Conn | ISBN: | 9780999655641 |
| Publisher: | Between the Lines Publishing | Publication: | February 15, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Between the Lines Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | L.C. Conn |
| ISBN: | 9780999655641 |
| Publisher: | Between the Lines Publishing |
| Publication: | February 15, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Between the Lines Publishing |
| Language: | English |
In his rage, Chaos destroys the world he created.
From his destruction,Order is born.
Order brings forth pure beings known as Sentinels.
From the Sentinels comes the One True Child.
Carling, raised as a normal daughter of The People, was brought up to believe in the value of love and caring, of kindness and tolerance, only to learn of the darker, more sinister teachings of Chaos and his plans for her. Forced to face her fears, she must leave the only family she has known, and the protection of the valley in the Sacred Lands. Her journey takes her far from the life she knew and closer to her destiny. Along the way she masters untapped abilities of her heritage.
Chaos hunts Carling until their ultimate encounter. Can Carling stand as the Sword of Order? Failure means the destruction of her world.
Carling cannot fail.
In his rage, Chaos destroys the world he created.
From his destruction,Order is born.
Order brings forth pure beings known as Sentinels.
From the Sentinels comes the One True Child.
Carling, raised as a normal daughter of The People, was brought up to believe in the value of love and caring, of kindness and tolerance, only to learn of the darker, more sinister teachings of Chaos and his plans for her. Forced to face her fears, she must leave the only family she has known, and the protection of the valley in the Sacred Lands. Her journey takes her far from the life she knew and closer to her destiny. Along the way she masters untapped abilities of her heritage.
Chaos hunts Carling until their ultimate encounter. Can Carling stand as the Sword of Order? Failure means the destruction of her world.
Carling cannot fail.
