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Ariana Swan and the Sakarii Stone
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Ariana Swan and the Sakarii Stone

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There are two unknown planets. One is called Red Earth but is commonly known as S'yrs, and it is a similar planet as Earth expect the sky will always remain red and the weather there is always rainy with a full moon in the sky. The other planet is called Blue Earth but is commonly known as E'yrs, our home planet, including Zatrickstar Island, where the fairies live.

This story tells us about a young lady named Ariana Swan. She lived in a village in Cravendellri Bagshotvillias with her mother, Kate Swan, and her father, John Swan. She used to have a sister, but she died a long time ago. Ariana Swan never knew why her sister, Princess Adriana, left the house. She did not know that her sister was married at that time to a royal family; she knows nothing of her, even though she has strange dreams about her. Other dreams about the prophecy confuse her, and she wonders why she dreams of this.

Do you think she will ever know the truth about her--the strange dreams of her prophecy, the Sakarii stone, and everything? Will she ever have a happy ending, and will she discover her hidden secrets? You will just have to find out. And so begins the tale.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authorhouse
Date
27 June 2016
Pages
282
ISBN
9781524635473

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

There are two unknown planets. One is called Red Earth but is commonly known as S'yrs, and it is a similar planet as Earth expect the sky will always remain red and the weather there is always rainy with a full moon in the sky. The other planet is called Blue Earth but is commonly known as E'yrs, our home planet, including Zatrickstar Island, where the fairies live.

This story tells us about a young lady named Ariana Swan. She lived in a village in Cravendellri Bagshotvillias with her mother, Kate Swan, and her father, John Swan. She used to have a sister, but she died a long time ago. Ariana Swan never knew why her sister, Princess Adriana, left the house. She did not know that her sister was married at that time to a royal family; she knows nothing of her, even though she has strange dreams about her. Other dreams about the prophecy confuse her, and she wonders why she dreams of this.

Do you think she will ever know the truth about her--the strange dreams of her prophecy, the Sakarii stone, and everything? Will she ever have a happy ending, and will she discover her hidden secrets? You will just have to find out. And so begins the tale.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authorhouse
Date
27 June 2016
Pages
282
ISBN
9781524635473