Catherine Giguere

The Guardian of the Golden Gateway (The Secrets of Dohrten Keep, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Book 2 of The Secrets of Dohrten Keep series

THE GUARDIAN OF THE GOLDEN GATEWAY

Life is too short for what if's and what could be's …

Life is what fate has written for us, heartache and love stories alike. We have to decide what is worth living for.

Kadance Dorsheen saved his sister's life not only once, but twice. Now, he's paying the consequences from the combined mischief of demigods, gods, goddesses, and fairy folk alike. Looking for a way home while also trying to woo his new companion might spell certain trouble for him.

Gwendolyn Fimmish moved to San Francisco to start over and begin her new life by opening a used bookstore by the name of The Second Quill. A helping hand in the form of an old gypsy woman is giving her the opportunity of a lifetime. Saving someone was not something she expected to do, but when push comes to shove, can she help herself by helping him?

Can love defy the odds before it is too late?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Catherine Giguere
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Februar 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386899174
• Artikelnr.: 51204903

Autorenporträt

Catherine A. Giguere grew up in San Jose, California with two older brothers, a swarm of family members, and a wild and yet over-active imagination. She went to college in 2003 to study history and literature, and that is where she fell in love with Norse, Gaelic, and Greek mythology (as well as the history of their countries of origin). She often created her own worlds within her own reality, and lived vicariously through the characters in either the books she read or the stories she created.

She fell in love with poetry around 1997, when she was only 13 years old and began reading and learning about word formations and how words could describe anything down to the most finite detail. After learning about English Literature and History in college, she studied the prose of old languages and older world writers.