The Forbidden Land of Andara

Rayne, C.M.

ISBN 10: 9631218538 / ISBN 13: 9789631218534

Published by Dancing Paper, 2015

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Forbidden Land of Andara
• Publisher: Dancing Paper
• Publication Date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 9631218538
• ISBN 13: 9789631218534
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrator: Scythe, Adam
• Condition: Very Good
• Weight: 9 ounces

About this title

Synopsis

Thirteen-year-old Regina White is surrounded by monsters. At least that's the conclusion she has come to after watching the news every night and protecting her best friend from bullies every day.

However, this view is put to the test when Regina is taken to the other world, Andara, where talking trees, dragons and fauns are not the only residents; in this world, too, monsters are lurking. And these ones are closer to Regina than she would have thought.

Accompanied by friends who have also been brought to Andara, Regina sets off to explore this land that so many are scared to see. Through unexpected trials, Regina is faced with the possibility that her thoughts about people might have been wrong when she realizes that behind every so-called monster, there's a story.

About the Author

C.M. Rayne started writing books in 2013 and hasn't stopped since. Taking her own experiences with mental health, she builds new worlds with unusual characters, since she has a fondness for the strange. She began with writing middle-grade fantasy but transitioned into adult literary fiction over time to explore deeper and darker topics with a more unconventional voice.

She lives with her favorite human, her artist husband, with whom she often collaborates on different projects. Wanting to bring every orphan animal home, they share their house with three dogs and a vampire cat. She would like to end her bio with a joke or witty remark, but she's better at being awkward than being funny.