Daughter of Two Realms features angels, demons, and ancient prophecies, but it isn't a traditional quest fantasy. At its core, it explores questions about faith, identity, free will, and the nature of good and evil through the lens of speculative fiction.
Daughter of Two Realms
Kendra Swift doesn’t believe in God, much to the dismay of her devout mother. She studies faith like a scientist studies bacteria—with distance, logic, and zero personal investment. When an intense dream leads her to a hidden, ancient book, everything she once believed unravels in an instant, and two crucial truths are revealed in its scripture that she can’t ignore.
God is real. And she is not who she thinks she is.
What follows pulls her into worlds she never knew existed. As she uncovers the truth behind ancient prophecies, she learns that the lines between myth and reality are not as clear as she once believed, and that she is connected to those hidden worlds in ways she never imagined. As an ancient conflict spirals toward its breaking point, Kendra must choose who she will become before a war centuries in the making destroys not only Heaven and Hell, but the human world caught between them.
Reviews:
"Every time I got to the end of a chapter and decided to go to bed, the last sentence made it impossible to put down. I love the characters and the story itself, which was thought-provoking and kept my interest at the highest level.
-Nina Weinstein, author of No More Secrets
"Daughter of Two Realms is a fast-moving, fun, and imaginative fantasy, and I couldn’t put it down. The author has woven a tale that not only keeps the reader engaged from page one but also invites them to think in new ways."
-J.A. Fagan, author of Signs in the Willows
"Wow, what an enthralling tale of challenge and perseverance, written by someone who obviously has an understanding of, and appreciation for long held myths and beliefs, and knows how to weave them into a story that captures the imagination."
-Bill Pennabaker, author of The Ninth Man
"What a nice surprise to be so engrossed in a story that's such a departure from my usual cozy Cotswolds mysteries. And now I want my very own portal."
-Tig