Whiter than Snow

by M. Marinan

Overview

Time to go home – ready or not.

Jon is an accidental time-traveller. He’s lived as a nobleman, as a refugee and most recently, in the supernatural Mountain of Glass. None of those places are home – which is the place he desperately wants to avoid.

But he’ll have to return to the world of the distant future. It’s a place where people’s worth is determined by the Creature they’re pledged to, and after a lifetime of being pledgeless (and feeling worthless) he’s made some incredibly dangerous choices. Is it any wonder he doesn’t want to return to face the consequences?

And Jon isn’t the only one out of time. Elspeth of Covington has escaped Tudar Angland of 1556 AD and is determined never to return. So when her best friend (and secret love interest) Jon returns to his own home, she takes the opportunity to follow him. Armed with new supernatural abilities gifted by Amaranthus, she now has the chance to protect someone who doesn’t know they’re in danger. The only problem is that she’ll arrive at a time before Jon has ever left, and therefore before he knows who she is…

But what Jon and Elspeth don’t know is that a battle is taking place in the Other realm, one between the Creatures themselves. The outcome will determine the fate of that realm, and of their own world too…

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164810139
Publisher:	M. Marinan
Publication date:	02/15/2021
Series:	Across Time & Space
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	525 KB
Age Range:	12 Years

About the Author

M. Marinan is comfortably located in Wellington, New Zealand: a city that ‘you can’t beat on a fine day’. (Disclaimer: there aren’t that many fine days, but she’s still there.)

She loves stories with adventure, drama and a happy ending, and writes in the same vein. She also likes beautiful things, nice people and carefully created art – the sort that looks as though it took effort, not like a toddler painted it with a brush stuck to their forehead. She also illustrates all her own work. It’s fun, she knows the characters...and she’s a bit cheap.

Thanks to Massey University for making her feel qualified to publish her own work (and for giving her a student debt that will follow her into her old age. It was worth it).