Astray

Written by J F Rogers

Narrated by Amanda Ovington and Yves Perodin

A mysterious amulet leads Fallon to everything she’s ever wanted…and possibly her death.

After a lifetime with no knowledge of her parents, troubled seventeen-year-old Fallon Webb receives a necklace once belonging to her mother. The amulet leads her on a life-changing journey through a portal to a foreign land where she encounters unusual creatures, shape-shifters, and something she’s always longed for—family.

In Ariboslia, Fallon learns her mother is alive. Vampire-like creatures have her, and many others, captive. Most distressing is the prophecy that devastated her family. Can she trust it? Because if it’s right, Fallon must destroy the vampires’ leader—her uncle—to rescue her mother and free her people from the threat.

Unprepared and afraid, Fallon sets out on the journey, with no skills to assist her quest and no other way home. In her travels, she learns about the One True God and how desperately she needs Him. Perhaps, with His help, she’ll find a way to fulfill her destiny and stay alive.

Astray is the first book in the Ariboslia Christian fantasy series. If you enjoy visiting alternate worlds that feature fast-paced adventure, supernatural creatures, compelling characters, and exciting plot twists, come to Ariboslia. You’ll love this first installment in J. F. Rogers’ page-turning series.

Buy Astray to discover this exciting new series today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: J F Rogers
• Release date: Jul 16, 2019
• ISBN: 9781987179163

J F Rogers

J. F. Rogers has always been a daydreamer…which resulted in quite a few bad grades. Her once troublesome imagination now serves to create worlds readers can visit. Despite her report card as a kid, she earned a B.S. in Behavioral Science. She even teaches Sunday School classes and leads women’s Bible studies. She lives in Southern Maine with her husband and daughter. If she’s not visiting Ariboslia, you can find her buried in snow or kayaking, depending on the time of year. Or at church. She enjoys reading, watching television, going to concerts, drinking coffee, and gabbing. But you won’t figure out her pattern—she’s consistently inconsistent.