“A journey that will alter everything she (Stevie Barrett)
believes and propel her into another world and into another life.” This is what
authors Lisa Fender and Toni Burns proclaim will happen in Fable, Book 1 of the Lorn Prophecy. Lisa and Toni do not disappoint
in this interesting novel of paranormal.
A Nepalese Shaman left Stevie with the adoption agency with a
message for her adoptive parents that she needed protection because she is a
“unique child with peculiar talents.” Stevie has been adopted and is now a senior
high school student waiting anxiously for graduation day when one day she looks
into a tree in her backyard and sees someone with glowing blue eyes, while at
the same time of Stevie’s sighting her mother is attacked at work by two men with
glowing gold eyes.
Stevie has recurring dreams of an ancient world, where she
sees through the eyes of her birth mother unknowingly, and as her Stevie’s
dreams become frequent and unmistaken reality, so does the watchful eye of her
protector, Colton of Djen. Colton makes himself known to Stevie and the
ancestry from which she comes. Stevie tells friends about the man from the tree
with blue eyes, and together with the police detective in charge of the
investigation of her mom’s attack, who suspects something from the unknown is
responsible, commence on a journey to find a missing Orb to restore peace, and
stop the rebellion in her alternate world.
The major theme of this book is Stevie’s strength training for
battle, and the development of extrasensory
perception to guide her people
of Djen, a parallel city of another dimension. I found the storyline to
be plausible and interesting paranormal with mystery, suspense, humor, wit, and
nice descriptive scene narration. I felt as though I was in the actual woods
with everyone preparing for battle and weaponry training. I recommend this book
to avid readers of paranormal themes who like not only mystery and suspense, but
also a little humor and wit as well in their tales.
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Thank you Edythe! I'm so glad you liked the book! I appreciate your shares all over the internet!
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