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    The Discovered Sanctuary

    By David E Dresner

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    Certain doors open to grand adventures. Edward opens the first door while traveling on an overnight train to Chicago. Upon entering a private car, he encounters the mysterious Egyptian "M" and Theo, his sphinx-like companion. Both are much more than meets the eye. Edward's second door, hidden away in a Chicago alley, leads into a magical sanctuary. Greeting Edward warmly are M and Theo. A frosty greeting comes from Glenda, a tall, challenging Nordic girl. Theo discloses his true self to Edward and offers him a challenge to join M and Glenda as his allies against an ancient foe. Edward accepts and months of intense study follow as Edward and Glenda develop special abilities. Their abilities are tested in a Chicago museum as a keystone is being lowered into an ancient arch. Reading the arch's hieroglyphs, Glenda declares that the portal is cursed. Could an ancient curse come alive in modern-day Chicago?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClink Street Publishing
    Release dateApr 8, 2021
    ISBN9781913962845
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    The Discovered Sanctuary
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    David E Dresner

    David Dresner is an American author writing young adult fiction. This is the first novel in his popular Allies Of Theo series blending fantasy and historical fiction.

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