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    One Starry Knight

    By Christine E. Schulze

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    “My heart was not broken, so do not think to fix it. I did rescue you. And I will care for you. But...I will never fall in love with you.”

    Thus Sir Kaos Jaspar declares to Evren, the young damsel he rescues from the slave market on his journey south. Always south.

    Evren doesn’t understand why he is so focused on the south, or what made the scars on his arms—or what created the bigger scars on his heart, the ones that keep him from opening his heart to anyone, including her. She doesn’t even really understand why he saved her in the first place. All she understands is that she wants desperately to save him in return.

    Impossible, it seems, for a man so stalwart in his ways. But Kaos is not the only one with secrets. There is more than meets the eye with Evren as well. More that has to do with the way she can see in the dark, make wishes on a sunset gemstone, and tell stories about a mysterious people who live in the stars.

    Sometimes, all it takes is just a little bit of faith and a wish upon a star to bring love and healing to life.

    *Note to readers: 25% of all profits goes to ALFA, a charity helping adults with autism and other developmental disabilities in Southern Illinois live more full and abundant lives!*

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristine E. Schulze
    Release dateOct 14, 2016
    ISBN9781370460625
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    Christine E. Schulze

    Christine E. Schulze has been living in castles, exploring magical worlds, and creating fantastical romances and adventures since she was too young to even write of such stories. Her collection of YA, MG, and children's fantasy adventure books, The Amielian Legacy, is comprised of series and stand-alone books that can all be read separately but also weave together to create a single, amazing fantasy.One of her main aspirations for The Amielian Legacy is to create fantasy adventures with characters that connect with readers from many different backgrounds. Her current focus is to include racially diverse characters and also those with disabilities. The latter is inspired by Schulze working with adults with autism and other developmental disabilities at Trinity Services in Southern Illinois. She also donates 25% of all royalties to ALFA, a local charity that supports many of Trinity’s programs.Schulze draws much of her inspiration from favorite authors like Tolkien and Diana Wynne Jones, favorite games like The Legend of Zelda, and especially from the people in her life. Some of her exciting ventures include the publication of her award-winning Bloodmaiden, as well as The Stregoni Sequence and The Chronicles of the Mira with Writers-Exchange. Her books for younger readers include In the Land of Giants and The Amazing Captain K.Christine currently lives in Belleville, IL, but you can visit her on her website:http://christineschulze.com/(Or facebook):https://www.facebook.com/Christine-E-Schulze-158265555890/?fref=ts(And there’s always Goodreads):https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/3242087.Christine_E_Schulze(And of course fanmail is the best stuff ever and is greatly appreciated!):christineeschulze@gmail.com~ or ~18 Archview DriveBelleville, IL 62221

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