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To Weave Words Like Stars
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Publisher: Stella Luna Publishing
Pages: 266
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.60 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.25
Language: English
300 years in the future Earth is connected to two other dimensions, Alfheim, the elven world, and Dusk, the orcish world. People with powers called Others, are sent to a government facility called the Consortium in order to work for the governments of these three worlds.
Corvina Edwards is a wordsmith who should be working for the government but has decided to use her power to pursue fame and fortune. And she is rich and successful and has several books, movies, and TV shows, about the worlds that she sees through her powers as a wordsmith.
When something goes wrong at the Consortium, the queen of the elves tasks Corvina with finding out what or face a swift death. And just when Corvina understands the gravity of the situation she is sent to one of the worlds that she watches from the safety of her room.
Now stuck in a new world Corvina must rely on her wits and the help of others in order to find her way back home. But things are never easy and new friends are as easy to make as new enemies.
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