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What’s a ball without some intrigue? – “The First Ball: A Charming Short Story” (The Never Lands Saga) by Andi Lawrencovna
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In the Never Lands, Birthday Celebrations tend to be a little more festive than in other worlds. No silly little parties with only family and friends, but rather grand balls with princes and princesses and assassins, oh my.
What’s a ball without some intrigue?
Have a Happy Birthday with Prince Christophe as he celebrates in:
The First Ball.
Fairy Tales just got a little bit darker.
“The First Ball:
A Charming Short Story”
(The Never Lands Saga)
by Andi Lawrencovna
Can be found at:
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Warrior and Witch. Assassin and priest. She was his teacher and his protector. “The Captain” by Andi Lawrencovna
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You can find
“The Captain: A Crown and
Dagger Book Two”
(The Never Lands Saga)
by Andi Lawrencovna at:
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Once upon a time, or so the story goes, there was a prince who threw a ball to find a wife – “Charming: A Crown and Daggar Book One” (The Never Lands Saga 1) by Andi Lawrencovna
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He was a young prince, by his peoples’ standards, and though he had no wish for a bride, he was honor bound to make an attempt to find one. Of course, Prince Kit knew that it was not just honor that bound him to the duty. Prophesied or cursed, who could say, but since he was a babe assassins and soldiers had come for him in the dead of night, in the middle of court, amidst the steps of a waltz, to end his life and with it end the lives of his people, the land he was meant to rule. A heavy burden for a young man to bear, worse for a prince kept cloistered for his own good.
But a wife, well, a wife would provide an heir, and perhaps prevent his peoples’ doom if he died too young, and so he danced with a maiden after maiden, ball after ball, until he danced with her.
She came from out of the Darkness, a vision in a black dress and glass slippers, to join the throng for the Prince’s celebration. The first night she hid a small vial filled with arsenic in the folds of her gown, but it was knocked from her hand before she could upend it into his glass of champagne. The second night she brought a stiletto hilted in her garter that she never thought to draw and returned to her bags unblooded. The third night Eli ran from him, found her horse and fled back to the forest she came from, desperate to escape his charming smile and the emotion she refused to acknowledge in his gaze that turned in her heart too.
He gave chase, and what is an assassin meant to do when her prey hunts her down?
One waltz at a ball. One trip of a slipper. One Prince. And one Assassin.
But a wife, well, a wife would provide an heir, and perhaps prevent his peoples’ doom if he died too young, and so he danced with a maiden after maiden, ball after ball, until he danced with her.
She came from out of the Darkness, a vision in a black dress and glass slippers, to join the throng for the Prince’s celebration. The first night she hid a small vial filled with arsenic in the folds of her gown, but it was knocked from her hand before she could upend it into his glass of champagne. The second night she brought a stiletto hilted in her garter that she never thought to draw and returned to her bags unblooded. The third night Eli ran from him, found her horse and fled back to the forest she came from, desperate to escape his charming smile and the emotion she refused to acknowledge in his gaze that turned in her heart too.
He gave chase, and what is an assassin meant to do when her prey hunts her down?
One waltz at a ball. One trip of a slipper. One Prince. And one Assassin.
Charming…simply, Charming.
“Charming: A Crown and
Daggar Book One”
(The Never Lands Saga 1)
by Andi Lawrencovna
Can be found at:
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BookDaily
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A collection of seven stories by seven amazing authors – “The Fountain”
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It is said there’s a dragon fountain somewhere off the beaten path, a fountain where your wishes can be granted.
All you have to do is believe.
A female Robin Hood, a dragon frozen in time, a sexy werewolf, a trip through time to find your one true mate, a storybook vampire, a need for change, and a knight in shining armor.
One fountain.
One mighty dragon.
Seven wishes.
The Fountain: Seven Extraordinary Stories
by Seven of Your Favorite Authors
by Andi Lawrencovna, Lisa K. Miller, Julia Mills,
Darlene Kuncytes, Linda Boulanger, Virginia McKevitt, C.b. Roberts
Can be found at:
Amazon – FREE on Kindle Unlimited
No one knows what came first, man or dragon – “The Dragon’s Sacrifice: A Breath of Fyre Novel” (The Never Lands Saga) by Andi Lawrencovna
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No one knows what came first, man or dragon, but throughout history, man feared the great fire-breathing beast, terrified of its breath and its claws. Man ran long and far from the winged serpent until he came to a land rich and fertile, green where the dragon’s lands were blackened with the ash of its fire.
The dragon didn’t follow.
Until now.
She was out picking fruits to see her people through the winter months, innocent in her adventuring, never expecting to come upon a beast in the woods, one so great and mighty he was more myth than reality.
He frightened her, and in her fall, he saved her life.
Why would a creature, reported to be the very basest of evils in the world, stop to save the life of a girl he didn’t know? Couldn’t care about?
How could she not return the favor when his life came into question by her people?
Ciandra, Daughter of the Darkness, Elf of the Forest.
Trinigon FyreBreath, the Great Red Dragon.
A forbidden affair that could cost them their lives, but how can they say no when the Dragon’s Sacrifice has no fear of the flames?
“The Dragon’s Sacrifice:
A Breath of Fyre Novel”
(The Never Lands Saga)
by Andi Lawrencovna
Can be found at:
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Some loves are star-crossed, and some are set in Stone…”Forevermore: A Once and Future Legend” (The NeverLands Saga) by Andi Lawrencovna
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There is an ancient story, of a sorceress who lived deep within the waters of an enchanted lake and guarded with her presence a sword which Destiny had decreed would be used for the salvation of mankind, or for its downfall.
But the sword did not always live in the Waters…
And before it was struck in stone to await its fated bearer, the sorceress and her prince imbued the blade with its magic and its fortitude.
In the kingdom of Gouldaria, those without magic are the lowest of casts one can fall in, unless you are a Soul Eater, and then you are worse by far.
Valislava never used her magic to steal a soul. She has kept herself hidden, allowed herself to be shunned, lived in exile, all but for the love of the one man who she couldn’t have.
Prince Talyessin always knew who and what his Isla was, and he loved her still. But love was a meaningless thing when war threatened to tear them apart.
“Forevermore: A Once and Future Legend”
(The NeverLands Saga)
by Andi Lawrencovna
Can be found at:
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Whoever said nursery rhymes were harmless? – “Out of the Woods: A Mother Goose Legend” (The Never Lands Saga) by Andi Lawrencovna
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There was an old woman who lived in a shoe;
She had so many children, she didn’t know what to do.
She fed them all broth without any bread;
Then whipped them all soundly and sent them to bed.
~Mother Goose, The Dorling Kindersley Book of Nursery Rhymes (2000)
She had so many children, she didn’t know what to do.
She fed them all broth without any bread;
Then whipped them all soundly and sent them to bed.
~Mother Goose, The Dorling Kindersley Book of Nursery Rhymes (2000)
She took them from the woods, and she took them from dells, from hamlets and homesteads and across the wide world, she found young orphans, those abandoned and left on their own, and gave them a home.
And all she asked for was a little piece of their soul in payment…
Whoever said nursery rhymes were harmless?
You can find
“Out of the Woods:
A Mother Goose Legend”
(The Never Lands Saga)
by Andi Lawrencovna at:
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Once upon a time, or so the story goes, there was a prince who threw a ball to find a wife…”The Prince: A Crown and Dagger Book Three” (The Never Lands Saga) by Andi Lawrencovna
He was a young prince, by his peoples’ standards, and though he had no wish for a bride, he was honor bound to make an attempt to find one. Of course, Prince Kit knew that it was not just honor that bound him to the duty. Prophesied or cursed, who could say, but since he was a babe assassins and soldiers had come for him in the dead of night, in the middle of court, amidst the steps of a waltz, to end his life and with it end the lives of his people, the land he was meant to rule. A heavy burden for a young man to bear, worse for a prince kept cloistered for his own good.
But a wife, well, a wife would provide an heir, and perhaps prevent his peoples’ doom if he died too young, and so he danced with the maiden after maiden, ball after ball, until he danced with her.
She came from out of the Darkness, a vision in a black dress and glass slippers, to join the throng for the prince’s celebration. The first night she hid a small vial filled with arsenic in the folds of her gown, but it was knocked from her hand before she could upend it into his glass of champagne. The second night she brought a stiletto hilted in her garter that she never thought to draw and returned to her bags unblooded. The third night Eli ran from him, found her horse and fled back to the forest she came from, desperate to escape his charming smile and the emotion she refused to acknowledge in his gaze that turned in her heart too.
He gave chase, and what is an assassin meant to do when her prey hunts her down?
One waltz at a ball. One trip of a slipper. One Prince. And one Assassin.
But a wife, well, a wife would provide an heir, and perhaps prevent his peoples’ doom if he died too young, and so he danced with the maiden after maiden, ball after ball, until he danced with her.
She came from out of the Darkness, a vision in a black dress and glass slippers, to join the throng for the prince’s celebration. The first night she hid a small vial filled with arsenic in the folds of her gown, but it was knocked from her hand before she could upend it into his glass of champagne. The second night she brought a stiletto hilted in her garter that she never thought to draw and returned to her bags unblooded. The third night Eli ran from him, found her horse and fled back to the forest she came from, desperate to escape his charming smile and the emotion she refused to acknowledge in his gaze that turned in her heart too.
He gave chase, and what is an assassin meant to do when her prey hunts her down?
One waltz at a ball. One trip of a slipper. One Prince. And one Assassin.
Charming…simply, Charming.
You can find
“The Prince: A Crown and
Dagger Book Three”
(The Never Lands Saga)
by Andi Lawrencovna at:
Amazon
Barnes & Noble
Books-A-Million
CreateSpace
Warrior and Witch. Assassin and priest. She was his teacher and his protector. “The Captain” by Andi Lawrencovna
#amwriting, #novel, #mswl, #romanticfantasy, #darkfantasy, #paranormalfantasy
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