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    The Fire's Will: Light and Dark Trilogy, #1

    By Astrina Patten

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    Sometimes the line between dark and light is blurred. . . 

    Orphaned and raised by a cold grandfather, John Jansen is unaware that Enlighteners and Darkeners, from a parallel world, guide humans to make choices on Earth—for good or for evil. He's thrown into an alternate universe where he meets Nephraim, a guardian of the Enlightened Territory, who informs him that as one of the rare humans whose inner voice cannot be influenced by Enlighteners or Darkeners, he has been called on to help the people on Earth make the right decisions.

    At first John refuses to join the Enlighteners, but the Darkeners attack him, and soon he has no choice but to accept the dangerous mission thrust upon him.  Sworn to protect Nephraim, the Enlightened Territory, and Earth from a dark fate, John discovers that things are not always as they seem. As the Darkeners infiltrate the Enlightened Territory, poised to deliver a fatal blow, it's up to John to stop the Deceiver before it's too late. In the battle between the Enlighteners and Darkeners, and good and evil, John must choose between what is right and what he wants.

    Fast-paced and captivating, The Book 1 of the Light and Dark Trilogy, The Fire's Will, lures readers into an imaginative world of dark fantasy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA.Patten
    Release dateSep 13, 2018
    ISBN9781386636540
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    The Fire's Will: Light and Dark Trilogy, #1
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    Astrina Patten

    Born in Mauritius, Astrina Patten is a globetrotter with a sharp interest in exploring medieval history and mythology while writing young adult fantasy novels and short stories. When she is not imagining epic stories, Astrina likes to play the piano and go hiking. Astrina lives in France, busily writing Book 2 of the Light and Dark trilogy. 

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