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    The Lunar Clash: Ancient Realms, #5
    The Lunar Clash: Ancient Realms, #5
    The Lunar Clash: Ancient Realms, #5
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    The Lunar Clash: Ancient Realms, #5

    By A.J. Flowers

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    Eliza is an empress and her empire is reborn every thousand years.

    Her heart breaks with each new cycle that is marked by the clash of two moons. Today is the death of L'Orenia, and the birth of something new.

    When Eliza is alone on a desolate planet ready for her magic to bring it life, her tears birth the First of Da'Trille. He's unlike anything she's ever created, and may just be the key to breaking the cycle of the lunar clash.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA.J. Flowers
    Release dateOct 6, 2018
    ISBN9781386609032
    The Lunar Clash: Ancient Realms, #5
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    A.J. Flowers

    A.J. Flowers is a fantasy author, book blogger, and automotive engineer in Detroit. She loves her writing, her work, and above all, her faith and family. When not writing or designing, you can find her saving the world from annihilation on her favorite video games side-by-side with her Dutch husband and princess Blue Russian kitty named Mina. To follow AJ's blog for new writing tips, head on over to https://ajflowers.wordpress.com

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      Book preview

      The Lunar Clash - A.J. Flowers

      CHAPTER ONE

      From the Author

      The Lunar Clash is one of those stories that come directly from the heart. I’ve written hundreds of stories that pertain to the idea of Adam and Eve. None of those stories came to fruition until Adrian and Eliza. While all of the novelettes I’ve written as part of the Ancient Realms Collection are all heart stories, this one is truly special. Enjoy!

      - AJ

      A.J. Flowers is best known for her award-winning angel fantasy series, Celestial Downfall.

      A.J. Flowers is a fantasy author, professional audiobook narrator, and an automotive engineer who resides in Detroit. She loves her writing, her work, and above all, her faith and family. When not writing, narrating, or designing, you can find her saving the world from annihilation on her favorite video games side-by-side with her Dutch husband and princess Blue Russian kitty named Mina.

      To learn more about AJ, please visit aj-flowers.com.

      CHAPTER TWO

      L'Orenia

      All the peoples of the great empire of L’Orenia gathered and craned their necks to peer into the night sky, now engulfed by two massive moons on an ill-fated collision course.

      The Empress, always connected to her people, felt every member of the hive as if she lived in their skin. She bathed in their emotions, their hopes and fears, and it never hurt more than it did right now to know all the of it was about to end.

      The Lunar Clash wasn’t a just prophecy, but a reality. They had always known it was coming. Just as she saw through their eyes, they saw through hers. For a thousand years, their calendars counted down to this very moment, ebbing

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