What if? Beneath fathoms of primordial sea and sand, broken shards and fragments of an unknown civilization were uncovered that changed our perceptions of mankind's genesis into a whole new paradigm that neither science or religion can explain. It became evident that the earth's people in that golden age of time were capable of living without laws because love was the only law perceived by gentle souls who knew no terror, until neighbors of an other-worldly nature arrived to lay claim over the power of the earth. In these forbidden fragments we meet two people, from two stars, who became forgotten pieces of a story the Powers of the Universe never meant to become visible to a new dawn. Ea ... Was he a lizard, a bird, a fish, a serpent ... or was he just a man? He came from the abyss of the watery sky sea, from a dying star, to find resources of earth gold to save the waning atmosphere of Nibiru. Instead, he found gold in the eyes of an earth girl. Alsionee Tree Song ... She was born at the Yule spin, in the grotto of birth beneath the light of the Dawn star. Her birth at this time set her apart as Songkeeper and priestess of her people. Life was perfect among the goodly people who dwelled at the mouth of the northern shore of the Snake of the Sea. But she did have two problems. Lately she had been haunted with recurring dreams about owl eyes that were too big, too bright, and too purple. What exactly was she afraid of? She knew that her fears were likely brought on by the newcomers that had been seen of late, who didn't seem to be up to any good. Who were these creatures who came from the stars? How could she trust any of them? In particular, the one called Ea? Why was it that when she looked into his eyes she just wanted to drown in his emerald soul? Sionee had no clue why she was so afraid. She had forgotten something, as if her heart was trying to warn her, even as she slid into the ecstasy of Ea's warm embrace. Join debut author Donna Daywoman Thompson as she takes you to a Fey world in Book One of the Transmutation series, and see what happens when two worlds collide... and forbidden passion transcends all the laws.
About the Author: In an oxbow of the Snake River in Idaho's Magic Valley, Donna Daywoman Thompson lives in a quaint small home surrounded by gardens and solitude. She lovingly calls her home Meadowstar. She enjoys life with her husband, Robert Steven (Steve) Thompson, four cats, and the fairies who live in the big tree outside her studio. When she's not writing, she pursues her garden, her paintings, her sculptures, and other creative arts. Donna is an artist, knowing that all forms of creation are an expression of the spirit. For more about Donna Daywoman Thompson visit her on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DonnaDaywomanThompson She may also be reached through her blog at: www.DonnaDaywoman.com/blog