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Read "Wind Follower" by Carole McDonnell available from Rakuten Kobo. Light-skinned newcomers are changing the Land of the Three Tribes. Dark-skinned Satha and her husband Loic are torn asun Brand: Wildside Press.  · Wind Follower by Carole McDonnell. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, ,  · Wind Follower is Carole McDonnell's first novel, but prior to publishing this book, she was already established as a reviewer and essayist. She has also written poetry and devotional pieces, mainly for Christian journals. Her Christian faith has also informed her speculative fiction work, and this is very apparent in Wind Follower/5.

Carole McDonnell: Wind Follower is a mix of indigenous folklore, high fantasy, and Christian myth. I wrote it because I like spiritual journeys and I thought there wasn't a good multicultural high fantasy book out there. Tempest: There is a lot of monoculture out there. As if no two different people ever came together to do anything. Découvrez tous les produits Carole McDonnell à la fnac: Livres, BD, Ebooks Wind Follower ebook (ePub) Carole McDonnell (Auteur) Light-skinned newcomers are changing the Land of the Three Tribes. Dark-skinned Satha and her husband Loic are torn asunder. With the Creator's aid there is hope they will be reunited and find their mutual. Carole McDonnell is the author of Wind Follower ( avg rating, 79 ratings, 21 reviews, published ), The Constant Tower ( avg rating, 15 rating.

I was glad when Carole McDonnell contacted me about her debut because it just looks so delightful. She has written WIND FOLLOWER (Canada) a multi-ethnic Christian fantasy. It is published by Juno Books, an imprint of Wildside Press. I will be posting more on Juno books in the next few days. Here is the blurb:A. Read "Wind Follower" by Carole McDonnell available from Rakuten Kobo. Light-skinned newcomers are changing the Land of the Three Tribes. Dark-skinned Satha and her husband Loic are torn asun. Buy a cheap copy of Wind Follower book by Carole McDonnell. Although it is not entirely to her liking, grief-stricken Satha, a dark-skinned woman from a poor Theseni clan weds young Loic, the wealthy Doreni son of the king's.