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The Etlu Games

(The Gods of Nibiru #1)

C.E. Allan (Goodreads Author)

4.47 · Rating details · 55 ratings · 29 reviews

Learning the truth about your past and your destiny can be more daunting than living in ignorance. Maybe that’s why people say ignorance is bliss…

This is something twenty year old Sara Fuller quickly learns after she reunites with Niobe Freeman, after being in hiding for fourteen years. Niobe holds the secrets to a past she cannot remember and offers her the keys to a futu ...more

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Dec 08, 2015 Aimee Janetzki rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Just finished this book and OH MY. Speechless as I am, I will try and write a review that explains my love for this book in 25 words or more!

I have to admit. I was hesitant to start reading this book as I have heard nothing about it. But this has the most under-hyped book on the market. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish.

This story follows a girl named Tianna, who after an old friend comes back into her life, life goes into chaos. She is being hunted by the same people who killed her p Just finished this book and OH MY. Speechless as I am, I will try and write a review that explains my love for this book in 25 words or more!

I have to admit. I was hesitant to start reading this book as I have heard nothing about it. But this has the most under-hyped book on the market. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish.

This story follows a girl named Tianna, who after an old friend comes back into her life, life goes into chaos. She is being hunted by the same people who killed her parents and along the way she discovers new things about herself, the world she thought she knew everything about, and her parents death that cause her to go on a dangerous journey. During this journey she faces her worst fears, and loses people close to her, through all the suffering and agony Tianna is put through a harsh competition that she has no choice but to win for the sake of everyone she holds dear.

First I would like to state how amazing the prologue is. It gives you the perfect insight into what you have throughout the entire book. All the violence, family bonds and love throughout the first part prepares you for the rest of this incredible book.

Throughout this book the Point of views change from Tianna to different characters who are all tied into the same story. I thought seeing their different perspectives was interesting because it gave you an outlook on the outsiders suffering as well.

Tianna, the main character. Is such an empowering and inspiring woman as are all the women in C.E Allan's novel. All the characters grew on me instantly, especially Tianna. She truly made this book a joy to read in many ways because of how strong of a character she was. She also was very real. As in, real emotions and real responses. C.E Allan did a fantastic job with making Tianna a relatable character in this fantasy world he created.

I recommend you read this book if your a lover of fantasy, bad-ass women characters, sci-fi and just overall outstanding books. This is definitely going onto my favourites shelf!

I applaud C.E Allan on his writing as this was descriptive, inspiring and will now be and forever be in my heart. ...more

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Jun 13, 2019 On My Kindle BR rated it it was amazing

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The plot takes readers to different realms; each realm has its own unique environments, sentient beings, and societies. What makes "The Gods of Nibiru Series" universe even more impressive is that Allan incorporated mythology, philosophies, and religions from many different cultures in a lucid and cohesive manner. What I found incredibly interesting was how the major conflict in the plot wasn't caused by differing cultural ideologie ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Grady rated it really liked it · review of another edition

`We took care of her afterwards. One clean shot in-between her eyes.'

New Jersey author C.E. Allan was born in London, England. He studied Clinical Hypnosis and his passion is for adult, high action-adventure, fantasy, sci-fi novels have brought him to the point of writing his dreams. THE ANCIENT ONES is his debut novel. From the `quick facts' he offers such quips as the fact that he is `caffeine dependant organism' and a proud Nerd/Geek. He also seems to have a terrific sense of humor!

Before All `We took care of her afterwards. One clean shot in-between her eyes.'

New Jersey author C.E. Allan was born in London, England. He studied Clinical Hypnosis and his passion is for adult, high action-adventure, fantasy, sci-fi novels have brought him to the point of writing his dreams. THE ANCIENT ONES is his debut novel. From the `quick facts' he offers such quips as the fact that he is `caffeine dependant organism' and a proud Nerd/Geek. He also seems to have a terrific sense of humor!

Before Allan's writing begins he places the following before our eyes: `I am Enki! They stand before me, praising me. Enki, the lord of the destinies. I am the first born of Anu. I am a great storm rising over the great earth, I am the great lord of the land. I am the principal among all rulers, the father of all the foreign lands. I am the big brother of the gods, I bring prosperity to perfection. I am the seal-keeper of heaven and earth. I am the wisdom and understanding of all the foreign lands. - Sumerian Tablets, 4000 B.C.' He then opens his story with a Prologue in 1998 in Paris, France - so many characters and events that remaining in orbit is a challenge. An example (and an important indication of the style of writing and references to what lies ahead): `He entered the chateau and was able to feel the presence of High Lord Daemonium, which made him lose control of his body. His heart started to beat rapidly, his breathing became short, his legs, and his hands trembled, his palms became clammy, and his stomach did summersaults and flips continually. Every footstep seemed to echo, as he walked towards the presence. The door to the grand living room was open. Inside he could hear crying. Adrianna, Tianna. Collins ran inside, to see Tianna lying unconscious on the white marble floor, her small face in a pool of blood. Collins collapsed to his knees noticing the blood coming from her mouth. Standing by her was the High Lord, the most formidable being he had ever seen. He looked like a giant, standing as tall as the ceiling. His muscular frame was monstrous. There were scars over his knuckles. He wore what looked like black armor with intricate ancient gold patterns underneath a dark purple royal robe with the same embellishments. His eyes looked as black as coal underneath his hood, his black beard falling to his chest. High Lord Daemonium removed his hood, looking down at Collins. His black eyes became green. At the other end of the room Collins saw Adrianna naked, curled in a ball, shaking uncontrollably. Blood was smeared on her face, her arms, and her legs.'

The past has been established on several levels now and we are 14 years later in Venefica Academy, Eden, and gradually Allan unwinds his coiled story, as he states in his synopsis: 'Learning the truth about your past and your destiny can be more daunting than living in ignorance. Maybe that's why people say ignorance is bliss...This is something twenty-year-old Sara Fuller quickly learns after she reunites with Niobe Freeman, after being in hiding for fourteen years. Niobe holds the secrets to a past she cannot remember and offers her the keys to a future where Sara can live the life she wants to live. When Sara inherits everything that is hers and lives the life she had always dreamt of, the unspeakable powers that turned her world upside down discover that she's still alive. Sara discovers the dreadful truth about her parents deaths and a prophecy that will determine the very fate of the planet. Sara's only hope of saving our world is to fulfill the inconceivable plan Niobe has set before her. Can Sara overcome her greatest fears to achieve the impossible? Can she accept the truth of her fate?' And as with all fine science fiction fantasy writing Allan ends his story with a revelation well worth the wait.

C.E. Allan has the makings of a fine writer. His novel is very long and overly complex but his ideas are solid and his language is rich. It will be interesting to follow his journey in to this rarefied field.
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Aug 05, 2015 On My Kindle BR rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Joseph Collins, a successful and wealthy businessman, is informed that his wife, Adrianna, and his daughter, Tianna, are being held hostage by High Lord Daemonium. Joseph suspects that Daemonium took his family hostage because he uncovered am unauthorized project that one of his subsidiaries was working on. Expecting the worst, Joseph edits his last will and testament as his trusted employee, Dan Fuller, drives Joseph to meet with I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

Joseph Collins, a successful and wealthy businessman, is informed that his wife, Adrianna, and his daughter, Tianna, are being held hostage by High Lord Daemonium. Joseph suspects that Daemonium took his family hostage because he uncovered am unauthorized project that one of his subsidiaries was working on. Expecting the worst, Joseph edits his last will and testament as his trusted employee, Dan Fuller, drives Joseph to meet with Daemonium at his chateau.

Upon his arrival at the chateau, Joseph confronts Daemonium to discover why his wife and daughter are being held hostage. Daemonium's response is meaningless to Joseph because he claims that Joseph has done nothing to offend him. Confused, Joseph pleads for his wife's and daughter's lives; however, both are brutally killed in front of him before Daemonium turns on Joseph and kills him.

The story jumps to fourteen years after the family's deaths, and readers discover that Tianna was not killed that day; she was rescued from Daemonium's wrath, and is attending school under the assumed name, Sara Fuller. Tianna dreams of becoming a lumia, an elite female warrior, so that she can stop hiding from those that seek to harm her, and waits anxiously for her rescuer and protector, Niobe, to retrieve her from the relative safety of the Venefica Academy and return home.

Niobe has a plan that will allow Tianna to return home; however, Niobe and Tianna soon discover that the corruption and greed that motivated Daemonium to kill Joseph has turned trusted allies into enemies, and that the outcome of the fight to return Tianna to her former life will determine the fate of the realms.

My summary of The Ancient Ones: Prophecy of the Ilat does not do it justice. It is a very complex and detailed story in an exquisite alternate reality with well-developed characters. C.E. Allan combined elements from Earth mythology, extraterrestrial origin of life theory, the "fall from grace" idiom, and political intrigue to create a unique and immersive story with a heroine that can kick some serious butt.

I was really blown away by C.E. Allan's fresh and original take on themes that have been played out in the sci-fi/fantasy genre, and I would recommend it for readers that are not usually interested in sci-fi/fantasy books. While the setting and themes have a sci-fi/fantasy aspect to them, it read more like a futuristic action/adventure epic.

The Ancient Ones: Prophecy of the Ilat is definitely on my list to re-read when I have the time, because I know that I am going to find nuances that I missed during my first read-through. ...more

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Sep 03, 2015 Natasa rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: demons, fantasy, freebies, military, science-fiction

I can't even express how much I loved this book.

This scifi heavy on fantasy story was so original, if possible I'd give it more stars.

The creation of the order of Lumias, the 3 realms Ki (Earth), Eden & Agharta-all totally different with their unbelievable life form diversity, so many interesting intelligent beings, demons all different, kishpu a technique of healing, self healing, firing balls of light, seeing the world as it is on it's subatomic level and manipulation with matter, disguise to I can't even express how much I loved this book.

This scifi heavy on fantasy story was so original, if possible I'd give it more stars.

The creation of the order of Lumias, the 3 realms Ki (Earth), Eden & Agharta-all totally different with their unbelievable life form diversity, so many interesting intelligent beings, demons all different, kishpu a technique of healing, self healing, firing balls of light, seeing the world as it is on it's subatomic level and manipulation with matter, disguise to look as other beings, teleportation, lucid deaming, astral projection and so much more is kishpu! Fighters, sparring, different orders in different races and cultures...
The ancient ones - we barely scratched the surface on this topic, but they are the reason a lot of everything exists.
There is more and more and more, this book was never boring in the creation of this world.

More importantly Tianna, the main character was so interesting to follow her progress and development into the Illat especilly after all as the prophecy said, I really got attached ...the book ended just too soon for me :(

I have read the authors profile here on Goodreads and I love it.
The heavy words he used to described himself are thrilling for me as I'm expanding my vocabulary and knowledge this way - they have been in the book as well but not too much.

I really hope that this is a start of a series as I saw someone said this in one of the reviews since I believe there so much more to have it happenning...like will the Illat fulfill what the prophecy says, will we learn more about the ancient ones especially the Grand Lord and Lord Deamonium, what about Project M and it's horrible creations...the way it ended kind of abrupt but still with a satisfying end for Tianna who got her wish fulfilled to finally be Tianna to the world, leaves me thinking there will be more, there has to be :)
I will be happy as a pig to read the sequel if there is going to be one.

The writing style was a tiny bit strange and lacking something, not sure I knoþaw how to describe it, but I loved every word of it so I'm already regretting for even mentioning this as I want everyone to read this book and support this author to give us more awesome reads.

I totally recommend this book to anyone who wants an amazing book ride :)

I can't believe how lucky I was to decide to read this book only because I liked the title and cover when I decided to read another freebie from Amazon, one of many I have...

Please do write more Mr. author :) ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Kieran rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The opening to “The Ancient Ones” is rather curious, but it is sure to hook just about any reader. Our protagonist, Joseph, becomes witness to several murders within the very opening pages of the book. His family is killed in front of him, but his daughter is mercifully spared for another fourteen years. We eventually find her attending school after this time has passed, but we are left wondering whether she is going to seek revenge and how she will go about it. Between Joseph’s daughter and Jos The opening to “The Ancient Ones” is rather curious, but it is sure to hook just about any reader. Our protagonist, Joseph, becomes witness to several murders within the very opening pages of the book. His family is killed in front of him, but his daughter is mercifully spared for another fourteen years. We eventually find her attending school after this time has passed, but we are left wondering whether she is going to seek revenge and how she will go about it. Between Joseph’s daughter and Joseph himself, it is not long before the story takes on a very unexpected air of complexity.

It may sound as if “The Ancient Ones” is a run-of-the-mill revenge tale, but that really isn’t the case. There’s nothing run-of-the-mill about it. From the very first chapter, certain story elements such as the villainous High Lord Daemonium make it very clear that this book’s sci-fi elements are highly influenced by religious elements. But to call this an updated take on the common religious thriller would be an oversimplification. This book takes its own style, establishing a highly detailed and intriguing world of science fiction that is greatly worth exploring.

It should be stated that Joseph does not remain the main character for very long. There is a shift in the second chapter that adds a bit of interest to the book’s storyline, and makes the reader wonder where things are going to go from here. Joseph’s daughter quickly becomes the main character and is thrust into a harrowing journey based on her complicated past. The book stands alone, but it seems as if it could easily be part of a longer series. With themes that pit the young protagonist against her greatest fears, it is easy to wonder whether or not the author will explore these themes again in future works. Readers will not be forced to read a sequel in order to finish the storyline, which is rare in today’s world of planned trilogies and episodic series. Nonetheless, you will likely finish this book while wanting nothing more than to explore this brilliant world even further. ...more

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Aug 29, 2015 Phil Bolos rated it really liked it · review of another edition

1998: Paris, France. Joseph Collins is forced to rush home after receiving a disturbing phone call. When he returns home, he finds the guards around his family’s home slaughtered in the most gruesome way. Inside, he finds his family being held hostage by High Lord Daemonium. To say the high lord is a demon is to put it mildly: the creature is the essence of evil and is capable to horrifying destruction. Before his eyes, Collins is forced to watch as his family is butchered. In his last moments, ...more

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Aug 31, 2015 Joawmeens rated it really liked it · review of another edition

My “Prophecy” is that you will enjoy this book! @badwordplay

The plot to The Ancient Ones: Prophecy of the Ilat is a complicated one. It centers around Sara Fuller, who is more than she seems. She is in fact Tianna Collins, but at a very young age, after her parents were murdered, she was whisked away from her old life, to one that is much safer. Or so she thought. Her dreams of going back to that world, becoming a lumia, and avenging her parents deaths, become much closer to reality, when Niobe ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 John rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Sara and Niobe make for a compelling duo in this unexpectedly complex sci-fi and fantasy novel that takes us through time, space, and to different realms of existence that I never saw coming. I love when the real world manages to cross over with fantasy realms, and it makes for very exciting reading, I must say. I also like the Bildungsroman style of this novel, as Sara is forced to gradually come to terms with her destiny. In essence, we learn about her life at the same rate as she does, allowi ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Veritas Vincit rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I haven't read as complex a sci-fi/fantasy novel as The Ancient Ones in quite a while. I was initially daunted by the length, and also by the vague plot description that didn't give me much to go on in terms of content or quality. However, once I started slugging through it, I became immersed, as so often happens with good fantasy literature. I didn't quite understand how Sara was going to connect with ancient Sumerian tablets, otherworldly god-like beings, or the fate of the entire world, but I ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Cheri Roan rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Complex Sci-Fi, Fantasy Adventure That Is Refreshing And Entertaining

It’s been fourteen years since Tianna’s parents’ wealthy businessman Joseph Collins and his wife Adrianna, were murdered in their chateau by High Lord Daemonium. Everyone assumes that young Tianna’s life was taken too; at least that is what was reported. However Niobe, who was placed in the home as her protector rescues her, hiding her away at Venefica Academy under the assumed name of Sara Fuller till the day it will be safe t ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Marta Tandori rated it liked it · review of another edition

In many ways, The Ancient Ones by C.E. Allan is a great book. The author’s taken pains to create a wonderful alternate world that holds many secrets and his wonderful imagination makes the book a treat for lovers of sci-fi and fantasy. There are complex characters who add to the storyline and the main protagonist, Sara, is both feisty and utterly likeable. Niobe guides Sara on her journey of self-discovery and has just the right amount of mystique to keep the reader’s curiosity piqued. Having sa ...more

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Sep 10, 2015 Jessica rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This story is a wonderfully exciting and thrilling Sci-Fi meets Fantasy story. I would actually categorize it in with the Epics. You liked Game of Thrones, Prometheus or even the Hunger Games? Then you will love this story. It brings grand sweeping world building along with intricate plots and betrayals and ultimately redemption. I loved this story, and I was sad it ended. In the last bit of the book I kept checking to see how much of it was left because I wanted to know how much time I had left ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Chelseyam rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Well, I’m still a bit phased by C.E. Allan’s The Ancient Ones: Prophecy of the Ilat. There was a lot going on here, mostly good but some confusing elements that made the book a less of an impact than it could have made. All the same, it was still a brilliant read.
I was really impressed with the way the author meshed reality with fictional worlds to create an awesome environment that was fun to recreate in my mind. The details were fantastic and painted an amazing picture which made the book all ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Leslie OBrien rated it really liked it · review of another edition

“The Ancient Ones” is the debut novel for C.E. Allan and it is as complex as it is rich. Balancing the line between science fiction and fantasy, Allan introduces us to Sara Fuller, who has spent the past fourteen years in hiding and has now been thrust into a world where factions want her dead and she has no idea why. She can’t remember her past and while her present is unfolding before her with a richness that she has only dreamt about, her life quickly starts to unravel, as she finds out who h ...more

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Nov 18, 2015 Dennis Hinton rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The American Dream

I just realized that I don't know, since the author chose to use initials, if C.E. Allen is male or female. However, he or she has a truly remarkable gift, of that I have no doubt. That no publishing house recognized this is truly amazing. It must be incredibly difficult to self publish a book, particularly one of such magnitude.
To properly express how much I was enthralled by the scope and story I must paraphrase the main character, Tatianna's last paragraph; if you possess th ...more

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Aug 29, 2015 Cathi Grainger rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The Ancient Ones: Prophecy of the Ilat by C.E. Allan
For a debut novel, this book is definitely a remarkable accomplishment. Author C.E. Allan clearly displays his passion for fantasy and science fiction, and a distinct talent for writing both. The Ancient Ones: Prophecy of the Ilat is a tremendously complex novel, full of enchanting and creative details and descriptions, in addition to a very complicated storyline enacted by a large cast of riveting characters. The central story itself is quite ...more

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Jan 16, 2016 E.P. rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy

This is a fun fantasy/sci-fi (it has elements of both) story with a very appealing central character. I loved reading about an ass-kicking multi-racial heroine whose main relationships were positive ones with other women. The world-building and language were also both marked by an exuberant imagination, and I felt like I couldn't tell where the story was going to go next. The editing, however, wasn't always on par with the quality of the concept, something that was occasionally distracting. Howe ...more

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Jul 24, 2015 Ashley rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This book is filled with epic fights, action, and deaths from cover to cover. At the beginning of the book we meet a father, who is thinking of his wife and little girl and is afraid he is about to get killed. The book then shifts to the life of the daughter, who is hiding from those who took her simple life from her. At first the girl remembers nearly nothing about her family and upbringing, and the more she remembers and learns, the more unbelievable it all seems to her. As she trains to be a ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Rafael Rodríguez rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The book starts well in the formatting area as it has a working table of content with chapter numbers and titles, I personally dislike when it is just chapter numbers I prefer both. I also noticed that each chapter starts on its own page which is also a must in my view for books, digital or print.

As for the story itself, it is about Sura Fuller and her incredible life. The story starts in the past and how Sura is unaware of it until it is revealed to her and it comes rushing to catch up to her 1 ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Karma rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Ancient Ones begins when a businessman named Joseph Collins learned of the hostage taking that involves his wife and daughter Tianna. He suspects the violence against his family is a result of the top secret project his company is undertaking. After a meeting with the perpetrators, all three are killed brutally. Fourteen years into the future, we discover that Tianna has survived that fateful night at the family’s chateau. Still under High Lord Daemonium’s wrath, Tianna struggles to gain back th ...more

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Aug 28, 2015 Curtis Kinnett rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I didn't know what to expect from this book when I looked at the title. It quickly pulled me in. C.E. Allan is a talented writer. He has adopted his own voice. This book is well-written and easy to follow, unlike many other Sci-Fi novels I have read. Usually, I get lost when reading a novel of this kind but it didn't happen with The Ancient Ones. The story flowed and held my attention to the end. The book was hard to lay down. I wanted to know what happened next. The book kept me on the edge of ...more

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Aug 29, 2015 Mia C. rated it liked it · review of another edition

With a catchy cover, “The Ancient Ones: Prophecy of the Ilat” is a novel with a high level of complexity but one which ends up to be enjoyable. It was written by C. E. Allan, British author. The story develops between a fantastic and a real world. Fantasy and adventure are the two words which best describe this novel. Although it is a fantasy, it is not the kind of teenage fantasy, easy to understand and with scenes you previously could have guessed.
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Jul 25, 2015 Christie Davis rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The Ancient Ones: Prophecy of the Ilat by C.E. Allan is a high action-adventure full-length novels that would be enjoyed by all lovers of sci-fi.

Sara Fuller has lived the last fourteen years of her life in hiding. Now, she is reunited with Niobe Freeman. But there is an evil out there that has just now discovered that she is still living. Sara’s only hope is to fulfill an inconceivable plan that Niobe has given her. Now that Sara knows the truth, there is no going back.

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Aug 28, 2015 Brian rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Sara Fuller is not who she appears to be. She is, in fact, a girl named Tianna Collins with a past she yearns to return to. Thought to be murdered, along with her parents, fourteen years ago, Tianna has been whisked away to a place of safety. Still marked by High Lord Daemonium, Tianna is destined to become a Lumia and avenge the death of her parents. A reunion with Niobe Freeman unlocks her past and brings the clarity of her future.

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Jul 10, 2015 Rajkumarie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The Ancient Ones, from the first page is an action packed page turner, which will leave you wanting for more. The storyline and plot are fantastic. What I enjoyed the most was that the story wasn't predictable. I love to see strong female characters. Tianna and Niobe are the epitome of badass heroines. ...more

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Oct 16, 2015 Katie Houston rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Great job

It the book kept going. It was action, suspense, a who did what to whom? I really enjoyed the book. Hope the next book I read is as good as this one.

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Mar 04, 2016 Dawn rated it liked it · review of another edition

A young woman who was orphaned at a young age grows up to discover her destiny.

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Mar 20, 2016 Dawn added it · review of another edition

Enjoyable Read

A young woman who was orphaned at a young age, by a horrific event, Grows up and finds her destiny.

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My passion for stories started at the age of three. I was transfixed with books like James and the Giant Peach and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Television programs like Batman with Adam West. And I was completely mesmerized by movies like Clash of the Titans, Jason and the Argonauts, but my all time favorite hands down is Star Wars.

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- I'm a caffeine dependant organism.

- I'm ...more