Aurelious
Forty; Volume One
Release
Date: 12/20/14
252
pages
Summary
from Goodreads:
Aurelious Forty has led a lonely, troubled life. He stays disconnected from the world around him with no family and no friends. He lives merely to exist…to survive.
Aurelious’ life changes in an instant when an impulsive decision forces him to abandon everything he has ever known. Choosing to follow strangers into a new world, he discovers he was born with a gift so strong, so unique; it could give him the power to change humanity.
But the shadows of his childhood are long and dark and run through every fiber of his soul. Can Aurelious break the chains of his past and use his gift for good? Or will the nightmare of his tormentors set him on a path of revenge so fierce it could destroy us all?
Dianna
Beirne lives in a fantasy world. Okay not really, but part of her wishes she
did and, since that’s technically impossible, she writes about fantasy worlds
instead. Her first Young Adult novel entitled Aurelious Forty; Volume One
quickly turned into her first Young Adult series with the addition of Aurelious
Forty; Volume Two and, Aurelious Forty; Volume Three.
When not writing, she’s generally daydreaming which morphs into wondering if
that last daydream could turn into a book. She has also recently discovered
podcasts but doesn’t exactly understand what they are or why they’re different
from regular radio shows. So it’s safe to assume that her next book won’t be
about a podcast. Instead she’ll just keep listening to the ones that she finds
that hilarious because laughing is one of her favorite pastimes and she finds
way too many things funny!
Prior to dedicating her time to writing, Dianna taught undergraduate and
graduate courses about using literacy in the elementary, middle, and high
school classroom. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education, a
Master’s degree in Literacy and a Doctorate in Education specializing in
Curriculum and Teaching.
Dianna lives in New York and is the grateful mother of a son whom she misses
terribly when he is away at college.
He lives merely to exist…to survive, boy that is a mouth full, now I got to read it, thanks!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fascinating book! Thanks for sharing, I'm looking forward to reading it :)
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