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    Elementum: Setting Fires
    Elementum: Setting Fires
    Elementum: Setting Fires
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    Elementum: Setting Fires

    By Bhavana Sarangi

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    Blaze was normal, or so she had thought for a handsome-large chunk of her life, but it was all going to change on that unusual day full of unexplainable events when Blaze finally came across the long suppressed truthshe was the daughter of the Queen of Fire and a heiress to the throne. Join her as she discovers new worlds, curses, and learns to tell her friends and enemies apart
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateJun 8, 2017
    ISBN9781543700114
    Elementum: Setting Fires
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    Bhavana Sarangi

    A total fan of pop music, Youtube binge-watcher and an avid reader of all things fantasy, 14 year old Bhavana lives in her own little reality made from her ever-active and wild imagination that is also reflected in her writing, through which she wishes to reach out to other fantasy readers like herself.

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      Book preview

      Elementum - Bhavana Sarangi

      Copyright © 2017 by Bhavana Sarangi.

      ISBN:      Softcover      978-1-5437-0012-1

                      eBook           978-1-5437-0011-4

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

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      CONTENTS

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 1

      I can see you there Blaze, sitting across from me just like we would have Four years ago, before I had pushed you into this. I’m sorry and thankful too that you did not question anything. After all those years you still believed in me, and for that, not just me but many shall Thank you….

      I can remember it like it was yesterday, but it feels like years have gone by since that day, but it was really only a year ago. I always believed that people must discover who they are, and must do what they have been destined to, but had never thought of it to come true in all its literality for me, of all people, Blazona Aureola McAdams, that quite and sincere kid in the middle of the classroom, middle of the bus, and right in the middle of a lot more, juggling more than I could handle and much less than I wanted to. In simple words, I was normal- just a normal fourteen year old from Wyoscon, Texas, or so I had thought for a handsome large chunk of my life. My story begins two Augusts ago, a whole month before I turned fifteen, back when things were just that little bit simpler

      I do not remember ever liking water, and no, I have never been bit by a rabid dog. Stories of dehydration and near-drowning add up to my life, but I never took this that seriously, I mean everyone fears something right? The monsoons were the death of me though, and why not? Considering the fact that I just described how petrified I was of water. It was really a problem, and who would have thought it could have a deeper meaning to it, but it did as I was about to discover.

      Though I make it seem otherwise, this fear was truly only a part of me, other than which I had a very layman life. Every morning I would walk ten blocks to the West Wyoscon High school, which was definitely better than bumping in the bus on the raw country path that lay between my home and the school. School was fine, mostly because I had mastered the art, considered most difficult and envied upon by all teens- invisibility. I could get anybody to pay the least attention to me in a trance. I tried to ignore my teachers and in return they did ignore me too, either deliberately or they genuinely didn’t know me, I do not know which ones worse. This art had been only practiced by one other person within my knowledge- Elliot. Saying Elliot is my best friend would be a giant understatement, considering the fact that most think we are siblings. He is the only person who realizes my existence at

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