The Lost Star

By Mama Beck

"Please!" the guard begged the witch. "Please send the star back with the ship to save the life of my loved one!" Hearing this, Haigler, the witch, was entertained. This man would die with trust that she would perform something good.

How far would the guard go to save the princess from her fate? He is just a man. What makes him think Haigler would grant his last request?

Love has always been a powerful thing. Reach into the pages of childhood and enjoy the story that could lead you to the lost star of your heart.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Covenant Books, Inc.
• Release date: Apr 11, 2024
• ISBN: 9798891123601

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The Lost Star

Mama Beck

ISBN 979-8-89112-359-5 (Paperback)

ISBN 979-8-89112-361-8 (Hardcover)

ISBN 979-8-89112-360-1 (Digital)

Copyright © 2024 Mama Beck

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Sharika Watkins, Mama Beck, and Anson Owens

To Emma, Murphy, Lacey, Ethan, Anson, Paisley, and Ellis, the stars of my heart.

In the sky, beautiful colors fill space. Nebula is gathered in the sky's nursery. Circles of matter roll around, blowing the cloud dust off to reveal bright baby stars. These stars shine over all creation, beaming light to lands far and wide.

One such distant land far away from the stars lay the kingdom, Cassiopeia. It was as if a thousand stars had been sprinkled over the sands of the shoreline, and the sun melted them into silver linings blown by a mellow breeze into the little township.

It was ruled by a great king, Nicholi, honest and fair. He had been graced with one daughter. He named her Cassidie after the cascading stars in the sky the night she was born.

She always had her last meal of the day