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    Dawning Life: The Edinön Trilogy: Book 2
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    Dawning Life: The Edinön Trilogy: Book 2

    By Mitzi C

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    THE WORLD WILL BURN AT LAST...
    Kandi knows the destruction of Earth is inevitable. An army of Demigods is coming to annihilate humans and melt the Earth's crust, along with all that dwells upon it. Now that Death is dead, she is the only being that stands between the gods and humans... while her true identity remains yet unknown.
    Juan has undying faith in Kandi. As her powers continue to expand, he becomes increasingly aware of how helpless he is by comparison. Most of humankind is either dead or mutated, and the world as he knew it has already ended, but he has hope. Hope may be all they need to survive the coming storm.
    In Dawning Life, Kandi must accept what she is and embrace her divine destiny... while Juan must grow more in tune with his powers to prepare for what lies ahead.
    **this is a sci-fi/fantasy novel suitable for mature young adults, ages 14+**
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookRix
    Release dateJul 24, 2019
    ISBN9783748710660
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    Dawning Life: The Edinön Trilogy: Book 2

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