Faerie Blood: Song of the Lark

by Edward Goodman (Editor), Lorenzo Lercari (Editor), Byrne Negron (Illustrator)

Overview

In the aftermath of her parent's abrupt separation and her father's failing health, Olivia Grey's innocent night on the town takes a sinister turn when she is caught in the crossfire of an ancient blood feud between immortal races, exposing a dark world of magic that she has unwittingly been a part of since her birth. Creatures from myth and legend wage war in the dilapidated buildings of suburban New York and dark corners where mortals fear to tread. Olivia Grey, a seemingly ordinary teenage girl from a broken home, is violently thrust into this world when she is marked by a deadly curse, and her fate becomes entwined with the intrigues of immortals. Learning that the stories of her childhood are all true, Olivia embarks on a quest to find the creature who cursed her lest she succumb to a fate worse than death. But, she is not alone in her quest, as a motley crew of faeries, werewolves, mages, and friends rise to meet the challenge with her. Can Olivia embrace her birthright and stave off the darkness that threatens to devour her and the world?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781505412659
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	10/21/2014
Series:	Faerie Blood , #1
Pages:	186
Product dimensions:	5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.40(d)

About the Author

Tal Good started writing as soon as she could hold a pen. Likely influenced by her family of writers, musicians, and artists, Tal cannot help but create a variety of artwork. She grew up in a house full of books and musical instruments with nurturing parents and a creative sister. Tal holds a Master of Arts Degree in English with a Creative Writing Concentration from Southern Connecticut State University. Her first publication was a comic book called, "Realm: Edge of Oblivion," published by Guild Works Publications, and she has now gone on to publish her first novel, "Faerie Blood: Song of the Lark." Her interests lie in folklore, mythology, and history. She also plays upright bass for a pirate-themed Irish folk band, Below the Gaff.