The Rapha And The Firefly

GeAnn Powers

Summary

In a world of elven tribes and mythical creatures, Ariel challenges the dogmatic laws and norms of her kin and begins a transformative journey, learning various skills from the compassionate Rapha.
 
In her adventures with different elves, like Rosie the gnome and Sage the tree sprite, Ariel is exposed to a world where care, knowledge, and community are paramount. But because of his haunting memories and biases, Keeper still struggles to trust Ariel.
 
Soon, the Rapha begin to reconsider their own stories and beliefs, and Keeper has to face his own troubled past.
 
An enlightening and heartwarming fantasy adventure, THE RAPHA AND THE FIREFLY is the third book in The Year Of The Firefly series by GeAnn Powers.

Available since: 11/11/2023.

Print length: 244 pages.

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