Title: Guiding Gaia
Author: Tish Thawer
Genre: YA Fantasy
Publisher: Amber Leaf Publishing
Cover Designer: The Illustrated Author - Melissa Stevens
Publication Date: April 20, 2021
Hosted by: Lady Amber’s PR
Blurb:
She awoke to save us, but it may already be too late.
The world is in chaos.
Stars are falling from the sky. Floods, hurricanes, and fires rage across the land. And the only being strong enough to stop it is stuck in teenage form ... again.
Reborn, Gaia has come to Earth to battle through the strife and discover if the world is worth saving.
Tasked with guiding her, it falls to me to help her weather the storms,
and hopefully, find a place where she can be at peace. But time is running
out, and her patience is waning. Now, I fear if the human race doesn’t
destroy the world …
she will.
#1 Bestseller in Historical Fiction
Top 100 Bestselling in Paid Kindle Store
Best Cover Award Winner
Readers’ Choice Award Winner
Best Fantasy/Sci-Fi Novel Winner (x2)
Author Tish Thawer writes paranormal romances for all ages. From her
first paranormal cartoon, Isis, to the Twilight phenomenon, myth, magic,
and superpowers have always held a special place in her heart. Best known
for her Witches of BlackBrook series, Tish’s detailed world-building and
magic-laced stories have been compared to Nora Roberts, Sam Cheever, and
Charlaine Harris.
Tish has worked as a computer consultant, photographer, and graphic
designer, and has bylines as a columnist for Gliterary Girl media, RT
Magazine, and Literary Lunes Magazine. She currently resides in Missouri
with her husband and two of her three wonderful children, and operates
Amber Leaf Designs, an online custom swag retail store.
Author Links:
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Lightning streaked across the sky, backlighting the eighteen-year-old
goddess as she stood silhouetted against the maelstrom outside. Her
auburn hair was wind-whipped and plastered to her neck and face, and
though newly reborn, her divinity was something she could never hide …
at least not from me.
“How far is it to the temple?” she asked.
“Five hours, but hopefully, you can get some sleep along the way.
You’ll need your energy for when we arrive.”
Gaia pulled her jean jacket over her soaked cotton tee and followed me from the room. She was oblivious of the Crags and their intent to kill her, and it was my job––and my punishment—to keep it that way. To protect her from everything … even knowing they exist. After losing my own daughter, and the training I’d forced myself through, this was a task I would not fail again.
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