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    Legend

    By Rowena Portch

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    To test one's spirit, a soul must live through the unthinkable, survive the unbearable, and reach for the impossible.

    Being a legend is not something Skye ever wanted. The fact remains, however, and she must live up to the part; even when it means allowing the human in her to die.

    Skye does this and more, but not without the help of her mate, Khalen. Together they forge a bond that withstands the fury of hell and achieves the glory of a love that never fades.

    Will the legend live on and strengthen the feeble race of Spirians who face extinction, or will evil prevail and destroy the very thing that sustains belief and hope for a better future?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAeon Enterprises, Inc.
    Release dateMar 19, 2011
    ISBN9781458169969
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    Legend
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    Rowena Portch

    Rowena is a multi-award-winning author who started writing at a young age; driven by an inherent need to tell stories that inspire and reflect aspects of life that are rarely considered. Being a descendant of James Hudson Taylor, author and founder of the China Inland Mission, Rowena comes from a long line of story tellers, including her mother and father. The tradition of writing continues through her daughter, Erika. Though she is ninety percent blind, she doesn’t allow that to derail her ambitions. She may be blind but she certainly does not lack vision.

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