The Cartographer's Daughter
by Karen L. Abrahamson
Price: $6.99 USD. 78710 words.
Published by Twisted Root Publishing on September 17, 2011. .
In 1432 Portugal, the remnants of an older, powerful race live scattered amidst the humans. Once they ruled the world and could rewrite its form, but ancient arrogance destroyed their power. Now, Lianna Reinel’s love for a human youth threatens her people’s existence. Lianna must choose: Safety. Or the man she loves and the consequences.
Fire, water, pestilence.
And lost love.
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Books tagged: henry the navigator
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Sea Of Darkness
by Sarah D'Almeida
Price: $0.99 USD. 6370 words. Published by GoldportPress on January 6, 2012. .
Henry the Navigator, Prince of Portugal, started the rush to discover new lands with his insatiable curiosity about navigation and ships. Would his curiosity be any less in solving a murder among his workmen, cartographers and learned men in his village of Sagres?
Price: $0.99 USD. 6370 words. Published by GoldportPress on January 6, 2012. .
Henry the Navigator, Prince of Portugal, started the rush to discover new lands with his insatiable curiosity about navigation and ships. Would his curiosity be any less in solving a murder among his workmen, cartographers and learned men in his village of Sagres?