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“Death's easy to find. If She wants you, you'll meet Her here as well as anywhere.”

Quote by Janet Morris

Book:Beyond Sanctuary

Work

Beyond Sanctuary

The story follows characters who are forced to leave a place of refuge and venture into unknown and dangerous territories. It delves into the challenges of navigating a world filled with conflict and moral ambiguity, where the concept of sanctuary is both a physical destination and an internal state of being. The narrative examines the costs of seeking safety and the resilience required to build a new life beyond the boundaries of a protected space. more

Author

Janet Morris is an American author born on May 25, 1946. Her works span across multiple genres including fantasy, science fiction, and adventure novels, known for her rich imagination and unique narrative style. more

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