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    Nemines

    By Alev Art

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    About this ebook

    The author was inspired by a very strange dream, in it she could see the place and the characters, she could even feel what they felt and fly as one of them. One new year's eve she began to write, then extended and improved the story patiently through the years until she felt sure it was time for it to come to the light.

    Nemines talks about life, love, energies, nature and deep connections told through very rare, special characters. Through their journey they will realize that nothing is really how they thought and that nature has other plans for them which means sacrifices will need to be made to save their dying world.

    "They know the end of their species is near. They have tried to use their magic for years to revive nature and thus recover their life strength but without the sunlight they couldn’t achieve anything..."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlev Art
    Release dateFeb 20, 2014
    ISBN9781311179326
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    Nemines
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    Alev Art

    Alev is a writer, illustrator and singer from Caracas, Venezuela. She has always loved stories and has filled her life with them. Since she was very little she began to create her own stories to share with her younger sisters and friends. She uses her paintings, music and words to narrate them. Nemines and Haunted are her first two stories to reach the public and there are many others in her archives and in her mind waiting to be written and shared very soon...

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