Valley of the Shadow. On Eagles Wings, #4

Par : Susan Skylark
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-005-02691-2
  • EAN9781005026912
  • Date de parution28/09/2021
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurC. C. Chamberlane

Résumé

There's something funny going on in the new graduate program, especially since the girls are enrolled as students, but what could interest so many Lightwalkers in such an out of the way place? But their adventures in academia are only the beginning, as a sinister and invidious evil is unearthed, eventually leading to even more astonishing discoveries to the once ignorant world, but is the world ready to accept reality as it really is, rather than indulging in the ignorance of ages past?
Once upon a time there was a sensible young lady who pursued a practical career, but finding it far less fulfilling than the proponents of the modern fairytale promulgate, she then married a clergyman, much to everyone's astonishment, including her own, and in proper fairytale fashion keeps house for the mysterious gentleman in a far away land, spending most of her time in company with a very short, whimsical person who can almost speak English.
She enjoys fantasy, fairy tales, and adventure stories and her writing reflects this quaint affectation. She considers Happy Endings (more or less) a requisite to good literature and sanity, though real stories never, truly end.