As part of the All Authors Blog Blitz taking place today, I am proud to introduce Jane Li the author of Barakel and Nissa
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Maybe you believe in soul mates, maybe you don’t. Maybe you believe in reincarnation, maybe you don’t. Doesn’t matter. When it comes to attracting the love you want, it appears that all you need to do is follow a formula. Well-known author Arielle Ford followed a formula, and she got the love of her life. Is the husband a soul mate from past lives? Apparently, only our souls know for sure. We living as humans are said to live in spiritual amnesia about such things as soul mates, although some people just “know.” Sure, you can do a past life regression or a between-lives regression to find out, and you can believe what you want.
Barakel and Nissa are two soul mates from way back who knows when (I don’t, I’m just the narrator here). Through whatever soul reason (you can figure that out if you wish), they come together in the time of biblical Genesis, in the third colony of mythical Lemuria, in the time of Tudor England (no darlings, it’s not about Henry or any of his six wives [HBO already did that]; this time the little ones get to star), and in present day America. A good thing about writing fiction is that even though you put your main characters through hell and high water (really, there is literally high water in the story), and add extra irritation with a pesky and arrogant god, you can still give them a ridiculously happy ending in the end. That’s fiction…
…or is it? J
Jane Li is the author of Barakel and Nissa. When she’s not working on her next book, Jane likes to give librarians a good workout with her numerous book requests, try on interesting hats and dresses, and laugh at her own Corgis (never the Queen’s). You’re welcome to visit her blog at http://barakelandnissa.wordpress.com/
Jane Li’s novel is already 5 star rated on Amazon with excellent reviews, so if you fancy a good romantic read for the weekend pick up a copy of Barakel and Nissa
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