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Daughter of Light

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The first volume in Pamela Walker's Daughter of Light series doesn't waste time getting started. A handful of mysterious coins plunge Cassidy in a series of strange and threatening experiences. First, disturbing dreams indicate that she is destined to defeat evil spirits. Then she's plagued by a series of mishaps and disasters, including the attack of a dangerous snake. It takes the arrival of handsome stranger James Tang to bring some stability and understanding to Cassidy's baffling predicament. A promising series debut.

Audience
young adultchildrens
Length
medium · 224 pages

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