The Prophecy

By K H Blackmoore

In a world where a person's hair color determines the strength of their magic, two people stand out.
Sunshine, a little girl with blond hair and very little magic. And her father, Grey, who has no magic at all. Dannon, the village teacher, attempts to study both of them and the prophecy that tells of Sunshine's roll in a coming storm. But all prophecy is vague and difficult to translate.

Can Dannon learn what he wished to know about Sunshine and her father before the foretold storm arrives? Or will he just be the witness to the end of everything he knows?

• Language: English
• Publisher: K H Blackmoore
• Release date: Nov 18, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301765294

K H Blackmoore

I have thought long and hard about what to put as my bio. Usually, a bio reveals some details of a person’s life. But honestly, those details would be meaningless to you, because we will never know each other. Except for that brief moment when our imaginations touch. As you read my stories, it is almost as if we are talking, you and I. Not in person, or with words or even thoughts. But our dreams will share, for the briefest time, a similar image as they look on other worlds. So what use then, is a bio? You do not need to know who I am, where I have lived or even where I find inspiration. Instead you will learn far more about me, and far more intimately as our dreams touch, than cold hard words lost in the folds of the internet. As you read these few short paragraphs, take then this one warning with you: My stories are not mine. I am just the window into other people’s, other worlds, other universes’ lives. And as all life, they are not always happy. Instead, there will often be a thread of madness running through them. Because life has little rhyme or reason.

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The Prophecy

By K. H. Blackmoore

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Most prophecies are vague. Perhaps that is why this stone had been ignored for so long. The prophecy engraved into its surface was clearly spelled out:

The blond child of the grey haired witless and the fragile beauty will save her friends from the storm.

Dannon ran his hands over the grey stone, feeling the familiar shape of the letters engraved in its surface against his fingers. Yes, there was nothing hidden here. No great mysteries, no tales of treasure to find or heroic stories waiting to happen or events that would rattle kingdoms.

The fact that the prophecy was so vague was probably for the best. Otherwise the stone would have been hauled off to a major city long ago and its intended recipients would never have known. He turned and