Books with title LIGHT IN SHADOW

"When the scarred child is born with sight, you'll return to the Land of the Light" In a subterranean world of perpetual darkness, Marcus Orion has discovered a rare gift. The power of a Light Seeker. But it is a power that must be trained, and it comes with responsibilities that are far beyond what Marcus was expecting. Tutored by Phillip Wells, a Light Seeker with near limitless power, Marcus finds himself in a world on the brink of war, facing a terrifying enemy born of Darkness.

In Shadow Dance, the party of friends from Ellsted sought information about Narmir's heritage in Hornshir. In Shadow Play, Nurn searched for his little brother while the others continued to search. In this third installment of the Shadow Saga, the darkness makes itself known to Namir and his friends, and so will the light. Shadow Flight is full of harsh lessons. Things are never as they seem, and those struggling to survive find it even harder. Threats like death come unannounced. The party of friends has gone their separate ways. While most have returned to their hometown of Ellsted, Nurn continues his search for his brother with the elves, with new obstacles arising. Meanwhile Hessa and Aves face a different kind of threat. Even as the darkness spreads, a light is kindled. All the while, Namir faces new challenges as agents of darkness scurry in a race against time to stop him from claiming his lost birthright. Who will win the day? Read Shadow Flight to find out!

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To see the light, sometimes you have to stay in the shadows.Banished to Shadowland, Jeneca and the other Shadow Walkers have learned to adapt. They live in shadows and thrive where no one should. So when she finds two Light Walkers, she knows they won't last long on their own. But they refuse to leave until they find who they're looking for: her.Jolsa doesn't want to be there. Shadowland isn't the place for light--or Light Walkers. The Shadow Walkers are nothing but savages that can't be trusted, but he made a promise to keep his best friend, Layli, safe. He'll do whatever it takes to accomplish that, even if it means going to Shadowland for protection.Jeneca knows what it's like to have to hide, and she agrees to help--as long as the Light Walkers follow her rules. But even as both sides begin to depend on each other, secrets come to light and they learn that danger lurks in more than just shadows...Other titles by Lanie Jordan:THE BREED CHRONICLES (Teen & Young Adult Urban Fantasy/Paranormal):Breed of Innocence, Book #01 Breed of Envy, Book #02 Book of Havoc, Book #03, coming soon!SINGLE TITLES:Twin Tied (Teen & Young Adult Paranormal)Shadow and Light (Teen & Young Adult Fantasy/Paranormal)

Excerpt from Roumania in Light ShadowYesterday morning we awoke at Predeal, a little town in the Carpathians, just on the borderline between Hungary and Roumania. Bright sunshine greeted us. On looking eagerly out Of the car window I saw on the station platform a lively crowd Of peasants clad in gaily embroidered garments. Shepherds in tall pointed sheep skin caps and shaggy fur mantles made a striking picture, their grave demeanour an effective contrast to the anima tion of the dark-eyed girls with red flowers in their plaited hair.Is it like this every day I queried, feeling as if we had front seats in a theatre.No, this is Easter, and everyone has a three-day holiday, was the reply.Later, as the train went along, we could see the hora, a slow, swaying round dance, in progress on all the village greens to the music of the Violin and flute. Small ferris wheels, made Of wood and looking perilously frail, were revolving with burdens of laughing swains and maidens. In front Of the little white cabarets, tables were set in the open air, where the Older villagers were sipping wine, smoking cigarettes and solemnly, silently surveying the dancers.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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