The Woman Who Fell Out of Fear
(originally published as Waking From Her Unworthiness)
The Avery Victoria Spencer Fables: Book Two
Avery Victoria Spencer returned from her first inner journey in glorious triumph. Her despair has vanished—her incredible debts are magically resolved. Avery is beginning to see herself in a new light—and she feels drawn toward George Logan without knowing why; except that he’s British, handsome, and seems to know her design preferences intimately.
But something else has changed. Instead of being more energized and enthusiastic, Avery is stunned that her once relentless energy has evaporated. She’s more intuitive and a better bank president, but she doesn’t care about previously important activities, including her upcoming charitable winter gala. Everyone who’s anyone in Waukesha is waiting for invites to her now-renowned party, including society columnist Millie St. James who is tracking Avery’s every move, and suspects George Logan’s arrival is not as serendipitous as it appears.
Believing her energy was accidentally left behind on her first journey, Avery asks to return to her inner world. Back in a castle with her beloved candle, she’s shocked by how different everything feels—almost sinister. Instead of singing torches, skeletal soldiers hail her as ‘Great One.’ Instead of a dungeon, she’s trapped in a throne room; instead of regal décor, a grotesque tapestry beckons her.
Yet, she braves what confronts her, and begins to see how deeply unworthy she has felt all her life. As her candle melts and falls from her hand, Avery must decide. Will she dance with her nemesis forever, or let herself follow her candle into something she has never known, and uncover more about who she really is?
From the uniquely historic city of Waukesha, Wisconsin comes a story of facing loneliness, forgotten love, and the courage to transcend a troubled past.
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Librería: Lyons Fine Books, Neenah, WI, Estados Unidos de America
Paperback. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: None. Paperback. #2. Nº de ref. del artículo: 14831
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