Wind from the Abyss

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Summary: Cold wind of lost love and hopes
Review: The wind from the abyss is icy for any of us who have ever felt it. It blows cold through your soul if you have found your soul mate and lost him again, if you enlightened a world and lost you mind, if you freed every individual and became a slave.
When hope is lost there is only the cold wind howling across a chasm that was once everything you believed in. Looking down it feels as if there is only one way to go.... But then.....

This is book 3 of the ache-typical neo-pagan, feminist, erotic trilogy in four parts. With minute attention to detail on the scale of Tolkien, and a complete religious belief system greater than Hurbet's in "Dune."
Take this journey and return from the edged of despair to triumph in the reclamation of self-actualisation through, a personal quest of magick, blood, revenge and sheer will power, with universal repercutions.

I first read this trilogy when I was 12.
It taught me how to be a woman.
And how to live with beauty and intelligence, with spiritual gifts, human tears, triumph, agony and reclamation.
Destined to become holy books one day!