Books with title Ayesha: The Return of She

Leo Vincey is haunted by a goddess. In a nighttime vision, she appears to him, revealing her location deep in the mountains of Central Asia. Determined to discover his lost love, he searches for 16 years, finally discovering a lost civilization, ruled by an ambitious queen of unearthly beauty. Could this be his Ayesha reborn? And if so, will the secret of immortality bind them together for eternity?

'Ayesha, the Return of She' is a gothic-fantasy novel by well known author H. Rider Haggard, published in 1905, as a sequel to 'She'. Any profits generated from the sale of this book will go towards the Freeriver Community Project which aims to promote well-being and strong communities. To learn more about the Freeriver Community Project please visit the website. www.freerivercommunity.com

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In a world rooted in magic, Lizabet Abbot was seemingly born without any magical gifts of her own—a circumstance unheard of in her kingdom. She is an outcast in her own land, with few friends to call her own. However, things change when Lizabet's sister is kidnapped by minions of the evil kingdom of Skite, and she sets out with two companions on a quest to save her. It is during their journey, while in the face of danger, that Lizabet discovers she does have a magical gift—one more powerful than anyone could have imagined. It is a gift that may save her sister, her king, and her kingdom.Gripping and filled with wonders, Mantle is an epic adventure that rouses the senses and brings life to a world of magic and intrigue.

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