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Tomorrow…he would be dead.14th Century France:The young priest is a dark angel amid the death and despair of the medieval prison, but as D’ata enters the cell of the condemned man—the mercenary, the evil one—he is transfixed by the killer’s eyes. The face of the murderer is his own, a mirror image of himself.The twins, unknown to each other until this strange night, share the stories of their ill-fated lives and the destiny that brought them to this fetid dungeon. Their tales unfold, creating an unbreakable bond sealed with their darkest secrets.With only hours until the execution, D’ata begins to question which man should truly be condemned. Should it be Ravan, the ruthless killer—a boy from an orphanage who suffered the unimaginable? Or should it be he, the man of God whose own tormented desires ended in tragedy and the inescapable darkness of his own soul?As the sun rises, D’ata knows what he must do. But can he pay the ultimate price, for what is the cost of true freedom? THE EXECUTION is the first in a three book series.

Sharon Cramer is an aspiring time-traveler, alien princess, and master painter of Halloween faces. In the meantime, she writes from a dank, dark cave, somewhere in Washington State. THE EXECUTION is her breakthrough, medieval/paranormal novel, from The WINTERGRAVE CHRONICLES, and is followed by NIVEUS and RISEN Hard at work on her new Sci-Fi, fantasy series called The CERULEAN STAR, Sharon has a hard time finding time to paint, but she does have four children’s picture books released including the multi-award-winning MARLOW and the MONSTER. When not painting monsters, surfing black matter threads, and planning historical ruin and perfectly crushed hearts, Sharon can be found wandering around obscure eastern Washington, talking to herself. Driven by sleeplessness and a seemingly endless draw to the keyboard…and the occasional extra strong coffee, she is inspired by unorthodox friends and extreme weather. Mother to three sons, a good horse, three moderately behaved chickens, and several dozen fish (most of which have names), she is married to a man who surely has won the Nobel Prize for Extreme Tolerance.