Dancing on Dewdrops: Rustic poems, prayers and elegant short stories that provide inspiration, comfort and strength

Dancing on Dewdrops is an entrancing collection of poems, prayers, and short stories that capture the utter joy of youth, wrestle with the inherent elements of change, offering strength and solace-all while celebrating life across several generations. The rustic poetry, prayers, humor and short stories for children will appeal to all ages. Dancing on Dewdrops provides inspiration, delivering the lasting imagery that leaves an indelible imprint on the heart and human spirit.

Mark John Terranova is a father of two wonderful daughters, a husband and an author of two books to date in the Gemini Ascending Series (Tempting Eternity and Eternal Twins). With degrees in science and engineering, he has been fortunate enough, in his technical work, to travel to many countries, where he gained an insightful perspective on other cultures along with first-hand knowledge of historic sites. Combining this with his additional interests in archaeology, religion and celestial mechanics has allowed him to create a fantasy series of enormous scope with many subplots, a modern-day Game of Thrones. A series that he plans on writing for a very long time. What is also interesting is his love of poetry, and how he infuses poetry in the Gemini Ascending Series in key areas. In fact, his first published work was Dancing on Dewdrops (a beautiful collection of poetry, prayers and short stories, written over many decades: a book meant for older children, teenagers and adults).

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Kirkus Reviews has written the following comments on the latest Gemini Ascending Book ~ Tempting Eternity ~

"...Terranova's concise prose generates memorable scenes." -- Kirkus Reviews

"The story triumphantly fuses fantasy with real-world relationships...." -- Kirkus Reviews

"A captivating otherworldly sequel that should appeal to both new and returning readers." -- Kirkus Reviews