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The Golden Stag
Barbara Glynn
language (, July 22, 2010)Book 2 of the “To Color the Wind” series takes you back into the exotic fantasy world of A’Tlaran where cultures clash and political intrigue mixes with magic.The story picks up 4 years after “The Wolf Head Amulet left off. The protagonist, Jesipam is now a teenager trying to choose her path in life. She doesn’t want the life her elders would choose for her, but forging her own way proves difficult. Her search leads her to the handsome and charismatic Blonre. He seems to hold the keys to making her fondest dreams come true, but what is his real agenda? Can Jesipam really escape a fate that may be predestined? How will her choices affect the fate of her people?Told with the same rich characterizations and vivid prose as the first book, “The Golden Stag” draws you into a world you will want to visit again and again.
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Book 2:To Color The Wind: The Golden Stag
Barbara Glynn
(CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 20, 2009)Note: This is the larger format edition that includes a glossary of story-world terms. Book 2 of the "To Color the Wind" series takes you back into the exotic fantasy world of A'Tlaran where cultures clash and political intrigue mixes with magic. The story picks up 4 years after "The Wolf Head Amulet left off. The protagonist, Jesipam is now a teenager trying to choose her path in life. She doesn't want the life her elders would choose for her, but forging her own way proves difficult. Her search leads her to the handsome and charismatic Blonre. He seems to hold the keys to making her fondest dreams come true, but what is his real agenda? Can Jesipam really escape a fate that may be predestined? How will her choices affect the fate of her people? Told with the same rich characterizations and vivid prose as the first book, "The Golden Stag" draws you into a world you will want to visit again and again.
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Book 2: To Color the Wind
Barbara Glynn
(CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 9, 2009)Book 2 of the "To Color the Wind" series takes you back into the exotic fantasy world of A'Tlaran where cultures clash and political intrigue mixes with magic. The story picks up 4 years after Book 1, "The Wolf Head Amulet left off. The protagonist, Jesipam is now a teenager trying to choose her path in life. She doesn't want the life her elders would choose for her, but forging her own way proves difficult. Her search leads her to the handsome and charismatic Blonre. He seems to hold the keys to making her fondest dreams come true, but what is his real agenda? Can Jesipam really escape a fate that may be predestined? How will her choices affect the fate of her people? Told with the same rich characterizations and vivid prose as the first book, "The Golden Stag" draws you into a world you will want to visit again and again
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Born From the Heart
Barbara Lynn Greif
Perfect Paperback (Tate Publishing, Sept. 18, 2012)The adoption of Barbara Lynn Greif's baby girl, Victoria Lynn, only ignited the author's creative talent and inspired her
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Born From The Heart
Barbara Lynn Greif
(Modern Voices Distribution, Oct. 16, 2008)Warm hearted true story about the adoption process of a child from China told in a touching, enlightening and accessable way which will comfort and inspire the adopted child and adobting parents alike.
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The Golden Stag
Barbara Glynn
(CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 20, 2009)Book 2 of the "To Color the Wind" series takes you back into the exotic fantasy world of A'Tlaran where cultures clash and political intrigue mixes with magic. The story picks up 4 years after Book 1, "The Wolf Head Amulet left off. The protagonist, Jesipam is now a teenager trying to choose her path in life. She doesn't want the life her elders would choose for her, but forging her own way proves difficult. Her search leads her to the handsome and charismatic Blonre. He seems to hold the keys to making her fondest dreams come true, but what is his real agenda? Can Jesipam really escape a fate that may be predestined? How will her choices affect the fate of her people? Told with the same rich characterizations and vivid prose as the first book, "The Golden Stag" draws you into a world you will want to visit again and again