Tara is the new vocal sensation, adored by fans the world over. The queen of song's beautiful face graces the cover of every magazine. Her life is perfect. She is perfect.
Why would anyone want to see her dead? What could she have done to deserve being drugged and tossed into the ocean?
But the attempted murder of the beloved song bird was not successful. In her comatose state she finds herself in Oneira, a magical dreamworld. There, she meets Isaac O'Connor, said by the great sorceress to be the one who has the spirit to help her overcome the Phobos and Deimos which terrorize Oneira. Princess Tara finds herself deeply drawn to Zack, the stranger from Terra Firma. He is neither a nobleman nor exceedingly wealthy, yet in his arms she feels guilty pleasure, which she had never experienced in the arms of her betrothed, the cold Prince Boreas of Elurra.
On top of that an evil witch, Vindictia has given her a potion, causing her to become weak with fear of the Phobos and Deimos. Princess Tara of Astara must bravely cross Oneira to reach the Tree of Gaya so that she can drink the nectar from its rare bloom and be revived.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Why would anyone want to see her dead? What could she have done to deserve being drugged and tossed into the ocean?
But the attempted murder of the beloved song bird was not successful. In her comatose state she finds herself in Oneira, a magical dreamworld. There, she meets Isaac O'Connor, said by the great sorceress to be the one who has the spirit to help her overcome the Phobos and Deimos which terrorize Oneira. Princess Tara finds herself deeply drawn to Zack, the stranger from Terra Firma. He is neither a nobleman nor exceedingly wealthy, yet in his arms she feels guilty pleasure, which she had never experienced in the arms of her betrothed, the cold Prince Boreas of Elurra.
On top of that an evil witch, Vindictia has given her a potion, causing her to become weak with fear of the Phobos and Deimos. Princess Tara of Astara must bravely cross Oneira to reach the Tree of Gaya so that she can drink the nectar from its rare bloom and be revived.
Genre: Romantic Suspense
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