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Courage can win the battle but only true love and the shield of faith can overcome the wiles of evil and empower a hero to emerge victorious in the Great War. In the Divine Serpent Trilogy, a dark urban fantasy, sci-fi series by Nikki Persley, an ancient power covets dominion over the world. One woman must embrace her destiny. A boy must live long enough to realize his. Their harrowing journey is also part of the quest, and in the end, each must choose a side.

In this three book series, Serpent of Eternity opens the door from our world into a fairytale mix of mythology and horror, where you will encounter a seductive, but dangerous demon, a magical amulet, and earthbound deities along with members of a secret society who possess uncanny powers. Join other readers worldwide and experience nightmares that follow you into the waking world and the mystery and peril of unknown legacies and long forgotten prophecies.

Serpent of Eternity: Book I

Enter the world of the Divine Serpent. But take care...

In this modern day fairytale mix of mythology and horror, success-driven New York writer, Anya Alan has it all — a promising career, a doting boyfriend, and a spacious midtown apartment — until macabre occurrences send her perfect world spiraling out of control. Something evil has her in its sights. To survive, Anya must come to believe in the unbelievable, but time is running out and it isn't only her life hanging in the balance — the fate of humanity may rest in her hands…

Sunday, March 29, 2009

HONORING WOMEN

Women should be tough, tender, laugh as much as possible, and live long lives.
- Maya Angelou

This quote aptly describes Anya Alan, the protagonist in Serpent of Eternity. Thanks to Anya’s long life, the book boasts a diverse cast of strong women, one of whom is Mary, a fictionalized character based on the real life hero Ellen Craft. Read Mary's story. Ellen and her husband, William, made a daring and very public escape from slavery in 1848. Find out more about Ellen and William Craft.

As women’s history month ends, think about celebrating the achievements of women all year long. Whom would you like to honor? Which woman, past or present — that you have known personally or read about in a book — has inspired you in some way?
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