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  • World Whisperer

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    eBook (Small Seed Press, April 10, 2016)
    A devastating sacrifice. A daring rescue. A new world of magic unveiled.As a fourteen-year-old outsider girl in the Worker village, Isika is destined for endless drudgery, serving her priest stepfather and worshiping the four goddesses of the Worker people. She doesn't fit in and she hates the goddesses, but her mother is dead, and her three remaining siblings need her to be good and keep them safe. She can't think of anything beyond surviving each day and trying to avoid her stepfather's wrath.Until he decides to sacrifice her youngest brother to the goddesses. And Isika decides that enough is enough.She sets out on a journey to save her brother, facing an unknown world outside the walls of the Worker village. In the new world, ancient gifts awaken within her as she finds more beauty and more trouble than she could have imagined. To save her brother, she will have to trust the magical creatures and mysterious new friends who have come to guide her.What's more, as she learns to love her new place in the world, she will have to learn to control magic that could be the key to her destiny and the fate of everyone around her.Perfect for fans of Madeleine L'Engle, the Chronicles of Narnia, and Robin McKinley. Buy your copy to begin the adventure today!
  • Guardian of Dawn, World Whisperer Book 2

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    eBook (Small Seed Press, Dec. 10, 2016)
    In the second book in the World Whisperer series, Rachel Devenish Ford follows the tale of Isika growing into her destiny, even as forces from the Great Waste attempt to destroy her.Though Isika now lives happily with the Maweel, her problems seem to be following her. Apprenticing for the master potter and enjoying life with a real family occupy Isika’s days, until a call for help from her beloved stepmother forces her to choose between her new life and her old. As Isika rushes back to the Worker village in hope of rescuing her stepmother, she is thrust into a plot of deception and lies, maliciously pursued by evil forces. A journey deep into the desert will test all of her new found strength and gifting.Jabari and the other seekers follow Isika with hopes of helping, until the moment they find themselves attacked by the endless evil and malice that seeks to destroy the World Whisperer. Together they will have to find strength and belief in one another… if they ever want to make their way out of the desert and back to the land they love.
  • Demon's Arrow

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    eBook (Small Seed Press, Oct. 25, 2018)
    A poison arrow. A prophecy of two sisters. A journey into the heart of the resistance.While Isika is preparing for her future role with the Maweel, members of the Karee tribe come to ask for help with the problem of masses of disappearing people. Meanwhile, Aria grows weaker daily from the poison arrow lodged inside her, and time seems to be growing short.A disturbing Karee prophecy might contain more answers, and as Aria is pulled deeper into the Desert King's trap, Isika races to find a healer who might be able to save her sister. In the most dangerous places, she finds more help than she expected, and the group of friends grows and changes as the Resistance enfolds them all.Isika has resisted the power of the Desert King, but will Aria fall under his sway?
  • Shaper's Daughter

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    eBook (, Nov. 2, 2017)
    In the third book of the World Whisperer series, Isika must face her deepest fears and emerge with her true identity intact.Isika is growing into her life in the Royal city of Azariyah. Her pottery apprenticeship is going well and her friendship with Jabari is blossoming. She loves her life with her family and longs to be a normal Maweel girl, something that isn't possible with the Desert King in pursuit of her life. Evil forces want Isika captured or dead, and the threat of the Great Waste grows stronger daily. Why is the Desert King approaching Azariyah and why is he trying to burn Maween to the ground?As fires erupt all around Azariyah, the loyalty of the Maweel toward their World Whisperer is tested. Rumors follow Isika as she fights fire and suspicion to protect the city she loves and earn the trust of her people, ultimately standing before an evil so great, it will take everything within her to withstand and defeat it.
  • Guardian of Dawn

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    Paperback (Small Seed Press, Dec. 10, 2016)
    A new life. A cry for help. A journey into the heart of the Great Waste. Though Isika now lives happily with the Maweel, her problems seem to be following her. Apprenticing for the master potter and enjoying life with a real family occupy Isika's days, until a call for help from her beloved stepmother forces her to choose between her new life and her old. As Isika rushes back to the Worker village in hope of rescuing her stepmother, she is thrust into a plot of deception and lies, maliciously pursued by evil forces. A journey deep into the desert will test all of her new found strength and gifting. Jabari and the other seekers follow Isika with hopes of helping, until the moment they find themselves attacked by the endless evil and malice that seeks to destroy the World Whisperer. Together they will have to find strength and belief in one another... if they ever want to make their way out of the desert and back to the land they love. Buy the book to continue the adventure today!
  • Azariyah: A World Whisperer Novella

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    eBook (Small Seed Press, June 30, 2020)
    She is the stolen queen. Azariyah, Queen of the Maweel, wakes up to find herself a captive, separated from her magic and away from everyone she loves--until she realizes her captors have taken her young daughter, Amani, too.Alone among her enemies, she must use everything within her to resist the forces that have captured her and fight for survival, both for Amani and for herself.A deeply moving and hopeful story, Azariyah is a 25,000-word prequel novella about Isika's grandmother, the stolen queen.
  • Bring Back Yesterday

    Rachel Ford

    Paperback (Harlequin, Aug. 1, 1988)
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  • Bring Back Yesterday

    Rachel Ford

    Paperback (Linford Romance, March 1, 2004)
    Jo Thornton was shocked when she found out that the estate on which her restaurant stood was being sold, and she was horrified that Adam Roker was a leading member of the syndicate doing the buying. Eight years ago, Adam had walked out of her life, leaving her heartbroken; was it so surprising that she wasn't prepared simply to kiss and make up? And, whatever financial power he now had over her, Jo knew that she must never let him know that Jon was his son...
  • World Whisperer

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    Paperback (Small Seed Press, April 11, 2016)
    A devastating sacrifice. A daring rescue. A new world of magic unveiled. As a fourteen-year-old outsider girl in the Worker village, Isika is destined for endless drudgery, serving her priest stepfather and worshiping the four goddesses of the Worker people. She doesn't fit in and she hates the goddesses, but her mother is dead, and her three remaining siblings need her to be good and keep them safe. She can't think of anything beyond surviving each day and trying to avoid her stepfather's wrath. Until he decides to sacrifice her youngest brother to the goddesses. And Isika decides that enough is enough. She sets out on a journey to save her brother, facing an unknown world outside the walls of the Worker village. In the new world, ancient gifts awaken within her as she finds more beauty and more trouble than she could have imagined. To save her brother, she will have to trust the magical creatures and mysterious new friends who have come to guide her.What's more, as she learns to love her new place in the world, she will have to learn to control magic that could be the key to her destiny and the fate of everyone around her. Perfect for fans of Madeleine L'Engle, the Chronicles of Narnia, and Robin McKinley. Buy your copy to begin the adventure today!
  • The Greasy Opossum

    Rachel Stafford

    language (, May 19, 2017)
    Join brothers, Noah and Jase, as they adventure through the woods and make a new furry friend. With 'The Greasy Opossum,' find out just what happens when silly little boys bring the 'great outdoors' INSIDE."The Greasy Opossum," is family fun for all ages, and perfect practice for beginning readers.
  • Demon's Arrow

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    Paperback (Small Seed Press, Oct. 21, 2018)
    A poison arrow. A prophecy of two sisters. A journey into the heart of the resistance.While Isika is preparing for her future role with the Maweel, members of the Karee tribe come to ask for help with the problem of masses of disappearing people. Meanwhile, Aria grows weaker daily from the poison arrow lodged inside her, and time seems to be growing short. A disturbing Karee prophecy might contain more answers, and as Aria is pulled deeper into the Desert King’s trap, Isika races to find a healer who might be able to save her sister. In the most dangerous places, she finds more help than she expected, and the group of friends grows and changes as the Resistance enfolds them all. Isika has resisted the power of the Desert King, but will Aria fall under his sway?
  • Azariyah: A World Whisperer Novella

    Rachel Devenish Ford

    Paperback (Independently published, June 30, 2020)
    She is the stolen queen. Azariyah, Queen of the Maweel, wakes up to find herself a captive, separated from her magic and away from everyone she loves—until she realizes her captors have taken her young daughter, Amani, too. Alone among her enemies, she must use everything within her to resist the forces that have captured her and fight for survival, both for Amani and for herself.A deeply moving and hopeful story, Azariyah is a 25,000-word prequel novella about Isika's grandmother, the stolen queen.