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Miss Landon and Aubranael (Tales of Aylfenhame) - Rosie Lauren Smith, Charlotte E. English
Miss Landon and Aubranael (Tales of Aylfenhame)
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Tilby, Lincolnshire, 1811. Miss Sophia Landon is the daughter of an impoverished clergyman. Her father’s health is failing fast, but who wants to marry a woman without birth, beauty or wealth? Her prospects are limited indeed - until her friendship with the town’s fae denizens earns her passage... show more
Tilby, Lincolnshire, 1811. Miss Sophia Landon is the daughter of an impoverished clergyman. Her father’s health is failing fast, but who wants to marry a woman without birth, beauty or wealth? Her prospects are limited indeed - until her friendship with the town’s fae denizens earns her passage to the otherworldly realm of Aylfenhame. Could her fate truly lie beyond the shores of England?

There she meets Aubranael, a young man with a warm heart and a ruined face. In Sophy he sees the answer to his loneliness, but how can a disfigured Ayliri hope to win her heart? When a mysterious witch offers him the temporary gift of beauty, he eagerly accepts: and so begins an adventure that could change his life, and Sophy’s, forever.
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B00FK1WBU6
Pages no: 233
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy
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5.0 Miss Landon and Aubranael (Tales of Aylfenhame) by Charlotte E. English
This is a great fantasy book that people of all ages will fall in love with. We open by meeting our story-teller, who just happens to be a bridge troll. He is a pretty good story-teller and I was captivated from page one. He tells us that story of Miss Sophia Landon, a rather down and out young lady...
Kagama -The Literaturevixen
Kagama -The Literaturevixen rated it
3.5 Miss Landon & Aubranael by Charlotte E.English
Sophy Landon lives in the little village Tilby.where her father is the reverend.He spends most of the time since her mother died eating and only occassionally remembering he has a daughter. The opinion of the villagers is that he is slowly eating himself to a bad end,along with whats left of his m...
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