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    Halfway Through: Unwritten Fates
    Halfway Through: Unwritten Fates
    Halfway Through: Unwritten Fates
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    Halfway Through: Unwritten Fates

    By Wamboi

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    In the enchanting town of Silvermist stands the revered Silvermist Library, a haven of ancient knowledge and enigmatic mysteries. Within its walls, Alex encounters "The Life Chronicles," a book that eerily reflects their own life's journey. Yet, the story halts midway, suggesting Alex's tale is far from over.

     

    Driven by a blend of anxiety and curiosity, Alex, along with their close friend Sarah, delves deeper into the library's secrets. They unearth their potential roles as the "Twin Beacons of Fate"—legendary figures whose choices ripple through countless lives. As Sarah confronts personal trials, the gravity of their intertwined destinies becomes palpable.

     

    Navigating cryptic librarians, age-old prophecies, and the very essence of fate and free will, Alex and Sarah are thrust into a quest for understanding. Journey with them into a realm where books harbor truths, destinies entwine, and every individual stands at the crossroads of preordained paths and self-made futures.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWamboi
    Release dateOct 5, 2023
    ISBN9798223552581
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      Halfway Through - Wamboi

      In the pages of every book lies a world waiting to be discovered, where destiny dances and fates intertwine.

      Lysandra Elowen, Keeper of Silvermist Tales

      Contents

      Epigraph

      Prologue

      Chapter 1: Whispers of the Past

      Chapter 2 : A Curious Discovery

      Chapter 3: Emotional Exploration

      Chapter 4: The Moral Dilemma

      Chapter 5:  Unveiling the Secrets

      Chapter 6: Destinies Intertwined

      Chapter 7: Life's Uncharted Paths

      Epilogue

      About The Author

      Prologue

      Whispers of Destiny

      In a world where time intertwines with fate, the quaint town of Silvermist holds a secret. Tucked away amidst undulating hills and pristine waters, the town seems ordinary to the unsuspecting traveller. But for those who listen closely, the murmurs of ancient tales can be heard on the wind.

      The heart of Silvermist beats with stories of the past, of love and loss, of dreams and despair. But among all its tales, one stands out, forever etched into the town's soul— the legend of the Silvermist Library.

      It's not just any library. Some say it's as old as time itself, built atop ruins that once held the world's earliest tales. Others whisper of its magic—of books that speak to readers, revealing secrets of the past and hints of the future. But everyone agrees on one thing: the library is the keeper

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