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    Wings of Light: Prophecy of Ages Book One: Special Edition

    By Lloyd Baron

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    Darwin’t Utsa is a weaver. He lives in the hills with his Aunt and is about to be married to his childhood love. His life is set out before him and he is bored with it. That is until his friend takes him into the caves under the old well. Darkness swarms the world and Darwin’t finds that he is the focal point of an ancient and forbidding prophecy. Charged with the job of saving the last Princess of Atlantia he must leave his quiet life behind and plunge into a waking nightmare of Ghouls, dark wizards and dragons.

    But the prophecy is not complete. The end has not been written. A dark watcher has his eyes upon the world of Atlantia and a small child who dreams of wings of light may be the key to the very end of existence of everything Darwin’t holds dear.

    All he wants now is a simple life in the hills with the woman he loves.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLloyd Baron
    Release dateAug 3, 2012
    ISBN9781476331058
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    Wings of Light: Prophecy of Ages Book One: Special Edition
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    Lloyd Baron

    I am Lloyd Andrew Baron. I was born in a small village in Surrey (England) but now live in the portside city of Portsmouth. I am one of seven siblings and grew up in a very noisy house where one of my only escapes from the ruckus was in the wonderful world of books. Being the only child not to like sports I had plenty of time to read and make up stories. I studied art history, political culture, English literature and philosophy with a side of creative writing. I loved everything about my student days from the hard work to the hard nights out with my friends and passed with top grades. I enjoyed my studies but it was the creative writing that I have carried on. I have always been creative. As a child I would make up games for me and my friends to play. Wonderful games where we would have magical powers and have to save the world. From there I turned to writing. By the time I was sixteen I had written my first real story. It was a crazy fantasy based in my school. Then life took over and I put writing on the back burner for a while. I continued to write and have many stories under my belt and now I am putting them all down for everyone to read.

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