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    Calington Castle: Learning to Love the Truth

    By R.A. Feller

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    There is unrest at the castle and the kingdom is being threatened by unseen forces that are trying to unravel all. On a most fantastic journey, you travel along with Prince Liam, as a witch and the evil ruler of Orth try to stop him. In the midst of all the confusion he grows to find himself as he builds a relationship with the truth which guides him. He does battle with a dragon and fights his way though other foes as well, but does this bring young Liam answers that will allow him growth for the clearer vision of a better life? Come and see how all unfolds as Prince Liam learns to love the truth, and just as I have, you too may learn a thing or two in the process. Place your order, for this high action med evil adventure, by calling (732)741-0319 today; or just enjoy it as a great read as a book.
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    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateOct 23, 2012
    ISBN9781477264447
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      Calington CastleLearning To Love The TruthbyR.A. Feller This book was a total joy to read. A wonderful spiritual oddessy set in medieval times, it took me through many challenges of a personal and deep nature, but done in such an easy and conversational style I was half way through before I knew it. In my quest to find a line from this magical jewel box of enlightenment that showed R.A.Feller at his finest I sorted through many that touched me deep in my soul, but none that leaped out at me like this one. "The dragon is as big as we make him to be within the power of the strength of our own mind, and it's capable of rapid growth." Though provoking isn't it? I have been intentionally vague on the author's plot of this story because I would never want to be the one that gave away the most beautiful secret of all. Definitely in my opinion a book that will well reward any who should choose to read it.Love & Light,Riki Frahmann