Worlds Broken
Worlds Broken by K. J. Winghart is a fiction novel published by Xlibris US on October 14, 2021. This edition spans 344 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Adira, whose life is deeply intertwined with the ocean and the needs of her people, the Dorian. As she approaches her twenty-second birthday, she grapples with the dual responsibilities of stepping into her role as one of the five Legions and making a significant choice regarding her future mate during an upcoming ceremony.
Readers will find that Adira’s journey is marked by the revelation of her people’s complex history and the challenges that arise as disaster strikes her world. Faced with the daunting task of navigating a reality much larger than her home of Maurea, she embarks on a quest to secure a new place for her people, confronting the possibility of losing everything she knows. This narrative explores themes of friendship, responsibility, and the struggle for survival in a world that is constantly changing.
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Adira’s whole life has revolved around the ocean and what it has to offer her people, the Dorian. As she comes into her twenty-second year, she’s faced not only with the responsibility of coming into her role as one of the five Legions, but also choosing a mate at the upcoming ceremony. But can she risk losing a lifelong friend for the possibility of something more? As she is taught a daunting truth about the real history of her people, she is faced with the harsh reality that her world is much bigger than Maurea. Before she has the chance to absorb the groundbreaking news, disaster strikes, and her world starts to fall apart. Without even understanding what the rest of the world entails, she must embark on a journey outside of Maurea to find a place for her people to settle, or risk the Dorian belonging to the sea for good.
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