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Infinity: Finding Pandora
An exciting addition to any YA high fantasy reader's digital shelf - perfect for readers of YA Greek mythology adventures, and fans of Vampyrs, Werewolves, and strong female leads. Infinity is the second sequel to the #1 Amazon bestselling novel, World.
Haeylo's thriving supernatural community comes under threat from a trusted, high-ranking Everlast, and after targeting Arriette's newest sanctuary, she knows it's time the Recruit challenged his actions.Stripped of her new powers and burdened with the arrival of another unique Vampyr, Arriette must find a way to protect her vulnerable community, and prepare for the largest battle Haeylo has ever seen...The adventure continues in Finding Eternity (Book 4)
Haeylo's thriving supernatural community comes under threat from a trusted, high-ranking Everlast, and after targeting Arriette's newest sanctuary, she knows it's time the Recruit challenged his actions.Stripped of her new powers and burdened with the arrival of another unique Vampyr, Arriette must find a way to protect her vulnerable community, and prepare for the largest battle Haeylo has ever seen...The adventure continues in Finding Eternity (Book 4)
171 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 10, 2016
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E. Rachael Hardcastle
21 books46 followersE. Rachael Hardcastle is an Amazon international no.1 bestselling author from Bradford, West Yorkshire in the UK. She has diplomas in Successful Self-Publishing and Journal Therapy, alongside a university Business Studies qualification and many other writing-related achievements.
Rachael is also a trained copy-editor and publishing coach, and now runs Curious Cat Books, an indie publishing house designed to help overwhelmed debut authors. She is also now the manager of the upcoming anonymous wellbeing blogger, 'Girlboss.Guru' (1st Sept 2021).
"As a speculative fiction author, I believe in entertaining my readers by offering a temporary escape from reality. Whilst I aspire to write fun, addictive adventures with characters my readers can relate to, I need to write meaningful and emotive stories alongside them to explore the depths of what it is be human—in doing so, I can encourage people to also look within.
I feel through writing we face our darkest fears, explore infinite new worlds and realise our true purpose. Creative writing helps me to understand what my purpose is."
Rachael is also a trained copy-editor and publishing coach, and now runs Curious Cat Books, an indie publishing house designed to help overwhelmed debut authors. She is also now the manager of the upcoming anonymous wellbeing blogger, 'Girlboss.Guru' (1st Sept 2021).
"As a speculative fiction author, I believe in entertaining my readers by offering a temporary escape from reality. Whilst I aspire to write fun, addictive adventures with characters my readers can relate to, I need to write meaningful and emotive stories alongside them to explore the depths of what it is be human—in doing so, I can encourage people to also look within.
I feel through writing we face our darkest fears, explore infinite new worlds and realise our true purpose. Creative writing helps me to understand what my purpose is."
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July 25, 2017
In Finding Pandora: Infinity, we discover Arriette and her friends in the Recruit’s lair, surrounded by an Orc army under the command of a mischievous Everlast, an immortal supernatural being, whose aims aren’t exactly clear. But one thing is certain: whatever his intentions are, it won’t be good for the Recruit, the human race, and the planet Haeylo. Arriette and her friends have to find out what his intentions are and save the planet. From the first page there is tension, a clear direction and a pressing mission. Finding Pandora beats at a pace that keeps the reader’s attention and interest. The story flows remarkably. The imagination, planning and execution of E. Rachael Hardcastle's work is the strongest I have ever seen it; she is in control and fully knows what she is doing, and it is quite a feat to behold. Finding Pandora is rich with societies, environments and cultures that are bustling with life, history and tradition, and however suggested and lightly explored these aspects are, they are nonetheless present and strong.
The planet of Haeylo is a place that one feels has a lot of secrets, history and a story to tell. The author does not spend much of the story on that aspect of the planet and it is this withholding of information that makes it all the more intriguing, making readers gobble down every little bit she throws their way. There are exciting and fascinating reveals and twists in Finding Pandora: Infinity that make it the most eventful book of the series so far. E. Rachael Hardcastle has shown good signs of growth as a writer and a storyteller in her third book of the series. But perhaps the strongest feature of the book is found in its insightful themes and discussions on evil, morality, purpose and humanity. Finding Pandora: Infinity is the book that turns it all around.
Reviewed for Reader's Favorite.
The planet of Haeylo is a place that one feels has a lot of secrets, history and a story to tell. The author does not spend much of the story on that aspect of the planet and it is this withholding of information that makes it all the more intriguing, making readers gobble down every little bit she throws their way. There are exciting and fascinating reveals and twists in Finding Pandora: Infinity that make it the most eventful book of the series so far. E. Rachael Hardcastle has shown good signs of growth as a writer and a storyteller in her third book of the series. But perhaps the strongest feature of the book is found in its insightful themes and discussions on evil, morality, purpose and humanity. Finding Pandora: Infinity is the book that turns it all around.
Reviewed for Reader's Favorite.
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