Lilith and Ammon
Lilith and Ammon by Alexis Donkin is a fantasy novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on May 28, 2015. This edition spans 290 pages and is presented in English. The story centers on the legendary tale of forbidden love, betrayal, and jealousy, exploring the complexities of relationships in a divided world.
Readers will find a narrative that follows Lilith, the pride of Uruk, and her friendship with Ammon, a lost boy. As their bond deepens, they face societal pressures and personal struggles that lead to a division within their community. The plot thickens when Ammon and his friends encounter humans, igniting conflict among the People. As factions emerge, Lilith, Ammon, and their children confront threats from those they once trusted, while Khloe embarks on a journey to uncover the origins of the Otherworld conflict, revealing the intricate interplay of good and evil.
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At the heart of the division under the veil is a legendary story of forbidden loves, betrayal, and jealousy, that shows a path to redeem the Otherworld… Lilith, the pride of Uruk, befriends the lost boy Ammon in the forest. Adopted by the community, the two become friends until they discover a connection unlike anything anyone has seen. Frightened by their attraction, they struggle against it, seeking lives and building families apart. But when Ammon and his friends discover a group of humans, everything changes and Uruk becomes divided. As the humans and the People interact, events unfold causing the People to faction. With factions turning into sides, Lilith, Ammon, and their children find themselves threatened by those they once loved. Is there any defense when the people closest to them plan their destruction? Follow Khloe as she discovers the root of the Otherworld conflict and learns just how tangles good and evil can become.
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