Polohani's Pearl Fifteen-year-old Sybil Marshall – who prefers to be called Sam – leads a pampered lifestyle in this time of conflict.In the land of Ebelvie, a war has been raging for eighty long years. The Umaris, who fight with their advanced
| TITLE | : | Polohani's Pearl |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.76 (557 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | B00IDL3NH0 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | - |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 0 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2014-02-10 |
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In the land of Ebelvie, a war has been raging for eighty long years. The Umaris, who fight with their advanced technology, battle against the Koys and their magic for control of the Mainland. Fifteen-year-old Sybil Marshall – who prefers to be called Sam – leads a pampered lifestyle in this time of conflict. Her hometown of Heartlin has always been a haven from the war’s bloodshed, but as its troops prepare to leave for yet another far-off battle, her father, a famous Umari major left to raise her alone after her mother died, seems to unravel as his departure nears. Everything starts to change when he presents her with a long-delayed gift from her mother and a woman named Polohani begins to haunt her dreams.
One night, Sam finds herself in danger and is saved by a strange boy, who claims to know her mother and reveals an even greater threat to her father's unit
Editorial : About the Author
Jess S. Welch comes from the small town of Unadilla, New York. At present, she resides in post-college limbo, attempting to make big life decisions.
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