R. L. Stedman
A Memory of Fire
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(Waverley Productions Oct. 1, 2017)
"This third book was AMAZING. It was a total rush ... I have fallen so deep in love with this series." –Goodreads reviewer
"A great story, wrapped up nicely - a fantastic job! Well done." – Goodreads reviewer
About my wrist is a tattoo of roses, strung like beads on a bracelet of thorns. I have a past, if only I could remember – but I cannot remember.
Held captive in a strange city, Dana dreams of fire and flight. There is something she must find, but she does not know what it is, or why it is important. If only her dreams would let her rest.
Half a word away, Will studies a new, exciting discipline. But while enchantress N'tombe is impressed by with newfound skills, inside he feels only desperation. A terrible moment is approaching. Soon, Dana must face her final ordeal.
Will his new power be enough to save her? And is he prepared for what might happen next?
"A great story, wrapped up nicely - a fantastic job! Well done." – Goodreads reviewer
The Past Isn't Always Dead
About my wrist is a tattoo of roses, strung like beads on a bracelet of thorns. I have a past, if only I could remember – but I cannot remember.
Held captive in a strange city, Dana dreams of fire and flight. There is something she must find, but she does not know what it is, or why it is important. If only her dreams would let her rest.
Half a word away, Will studies a new, exciting discipline. But while enchantress N'tombe is impressed by with newfound skills, inside he feels only desperation. A terrible moment is approaching. Soon, Dana must face her final ordeal.
Will his new power be enough to save her? And is he prepared for what might happen next?
In this thrilling conclusion to the award-winning SoulNecklace Stories, Will and Dana must make a heart-breaking choice. A choice that will change their world forever.
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