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Indigo Travelers and the Lost Murdoc Princess - Paperback

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by Merri a. Halma (Author)

Sarah dreamed of the circle with many divisions. A voice spoke to her of the lost Murdoc Princess bringing peace to a world where two rival spiritual paths sought to convert each other. It spoke to her of ridding their world of the third, the Murdocs, but she knew she was part Murdoc. Could Sarah be the Lost Murdoc Princess? If so, her people and her life were endangered because of the other two spiritual groups. After the voice finished, a spider appeared to her, with the symbol on his forehead, telling her to trust him. She hates spiders. She learned they are Anansi.Separated from her friends, Sarah must turn to is the one insect she is most fearful of, the Anansi, which look like spiders. Can she allow one to become her best friend?Does she trust the Anansi to teach her the meaning of the symbol of the circle with the divisions?

Author Biography

Merri Halma lives in the Treasure Valley, Idaho. She's been writing since she was a teen, to channel her active imagination. Her fantasy is a way for her to answer her own spiritual questions. Her characters often take the story to other ways than she imagines it would be.

Number of Pages: 226
Dimensions: 0.52 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: February 24, 2018
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