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White is the Darkest Colour: Celestial Solitaire

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Summary

Magic, Demons and parallel worlds! Follow 16-year-old Katarina as she discovers the true nature of light, darkness, humanity and who she truly is... An eternal rivalry between Good and Evil. Humanity: an experiment, under observation by higher powers. Planet Earth: a testing ground, one in which everything is possible and the final outcome is unknown. Intrigue among Lords, humans facing fate, and Demons in defiance...it all appears so similar to our life on Earth, but that is only at first, and only to the untrained eye. Our author delves deeper, uncovering the secrets of the Gods and revealing the hidden cogs in the turning of the Universe. And then - seemingly insignificant events take on a cosmic scale, and coincidences pile up in a puzzle of flawless logic...

Status
Complete
Chapters
3
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Age Rating
16+

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Kate Lam

WHITE IS THE DARKEST COLOUR

BOOK ONE

Celestial Solitaire

Translated from the Russian

by Liath P. Gleeson

Edited by Tatyana Ryazanova

Publishing House Helen Limonova

Tel Aviv

2018

UDK 82-3

BBK 84-4

L21

Kate Lam

L21

Celestial Solitaire: A Novel / Kate Lam. -

Tel Aviv: Publishing House Helen Limonova, 2018. – 754 p.

An eternal rivalry between Good and Evil, one in which humanity is simply an experiment under observation, and Planet Earth is the testing ground. Can humans stand against an unknown Evil from the very depths of the Cosmos? Their only hope for survival may come to rest in the delicate hands of a girl named Katarina. Finding herself at the centre of a series of strange and terrifying events, she is about to learn that she belongs to a world of superior beings, and that she has inherited power over a dark, destructive force...

In this gripping novel, our author delves ever deeper, uncovering the secrets of the Gods and revealing the hidden cogs in the turning of the Universe. And then - seemingly insignificant events take on a cosmic scale, and coincidences pile up in a puzzle of flawless logic...

Lam skilfully weaves into the narrative occult teachings gleaned from the Kabbalah, the Book of Numbers, the Books of Enoch, and the Hindu and Tibetan traditions of holy writing and numerology.

A gripping read!

UDK 82-3

BBK 84-4

© Kate Lam, 2018

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