Solitary Eyes

Solitary Eyes

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Fantasy
Since the dawn of time, planet Euthane has had a population that split into four groups based on their elements; Fire, Water, Wind and Earth. With the rage of the fire people, Euthane is never put to rest when it comes to war. Although, Stevie is different. She has none of the elements, as a matter of fact, no one knows what powers she has. As she spends her young life trying to figure herself out, she also wants peace on the planet again for the first time in millions of years. During her journey, she meets Peter, who has the element of water. He wants an end to this never-ending war. Will Stevie and Peter succeed in helping the population from destroying themselves? There will be many challenges on the way. In this modern fantasy, you will learn that in the end, love and peace is all that matters.
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