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The Dawn of Light
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Complete, First published Nov 27, 2018
Mature
(Book 5 in the #DawnSeries)

A gift of light,
The laden of sight...

Theia, the goddess of light and daughter of Thanatos and Aurora, is unwittingly pulled into a weave of myth, monsters and magic as she travels to a dystopian earth to unravel a travesty long forgotten and ignored by the gods of Greek myth.

With the help of her brothers and best friends, Theia reigns in her destiny as the goddess of light and sight in another thrilling and jam-packed edition to the gripping Dawn series.

Set your sights on new and fun characters, stunning locations and myths and a whole new world of adventure!

Who said being the daughter of death had to be gloomy?

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