The Last Pyoorblud
Molly Lea
Sep 2016 · Molly Lea
Ebook
100
Pages
About this ebook
Elves, Fairies, Nymphs and Witches are just creatures from fairy tales…but what isthey weren’t? Twin sisters, Seraphina and Rhoswen, are just about as different as can be. Growing up in a posh “house on a hill,” their biggest worries included passing their final exams, and speculating on where their parents went once a month for their secret meetings. Little did they know that their lives were going to be turned upside down, all because of one little book.
In another world a boy sleeps, and he has been asleep for 800 years. Soon the time of his awakening will come and those close to him will have to band together. For this boy is no ordinary boy. Running through his veins is the blood of a dying race, blood so pure, so untainted, that his power would be unmatched. Only those close to him can hope to contain it, or risk its release destroying all they hold dear.
In another world a boy sleeps, and he has been asleep for 800 years. Soon the time of his awakening will come and those close to him will have to band together. For this boy is no ordinary boy. Running through his veins is the blood of a dying race, blood so pure, so untainted, that his power would be unmatched. Only those close to him can hope to contain it, or risk its release destroying all they hold dear.
About the author
Molly Lea was born in Miami, Florida. She has been writing books since she was 14. Inspired by the books that she consumed from a young age, Molly turned her hand to writing first in the form of poems, then later to novels. She self-published her first book, Easy Minds at the age of 18. She currently lives in Atlanta, Ga with her husband and cat Batman.
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