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    One of Seven

    By J. Eden Adley

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    History says the world was formed and then it ended. In the midst of darkness, it began again. Through ages of Rebirth, Discovery, Expansion, Progression and War, humanity reshaped the face of earth wherever their feet treaded. Now, as an unknown darkness begins its rise, the world ushers in a new age.

    In a tale that dares to reimagine life thousands of years ago. One of Seven follows ordinary people as they embark on a journey as their paths collide. With the fate of the world at stake, they face an unknown future with no certainty of survival.

    Two books in one, Ten Thousand Witnessed sets the stage as the age of war ends and the Age of Hope, awakening a long forgotten prophecy. The Torna Scroll follows Thayer Hygard, a young boy thrown into the greatest battle of Good and Evil the world has yet to face. If he accepts his destiny, he could be the very key to saving the world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ. Eden Adley
    Release dateFeb 22, 2017
    ISBN9781370310180
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    J. Eden Adley

    Jaymes Eden Adley debuts with The Fated Saga. When now working on a book idea or an original screenplay. Jaymes can be found immersed in one of many hobbies. Jaymes has a strong passion for films, music and art, all of which influence each other and written work. "I'm just a creative person. And it has to get out, no matter its form."

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