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Natalya

A Victorian Fantasy (The Lullaby Covenant, Book 1)

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Natalya

By: Terry Vernon
Narrated by: Amy Putt
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"This world can be shaped by those with the talent to do so."

The story of feisty 16-year-old Natalya Ivanovna Yavorovskaya, a girl with a hidden dark side that may be a blessing or a curse.

England 1891, and when Natalya's woodland village is attacked by witch hunters, she flees to the fog-filled streets of London. There, she is befriended by pickpocket, Nathan Croft, who introduces her to Ella Cinders, the owner of a burlesque cabaret bar. Natalya’s life, however, continues to be plagued by the strange world that keeps intruding on her own.

What, exactly, is the mysterious Shadow Realm, and what do rainbows have to do with its existence? What is the purpose of the Glass Slipper orchid and the ancient evil that consumes it? And how is Natalya the unsuspecting key to the end of all life on Earth?

©2022 Terry Vernon (P)2023 Terry Vernon
Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Young Adult England

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