Author Spotlight: Sonia Orin Lyris

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Sonia Orin Lyris

Fantasy, Paranormal, Sci Fi

Sonia Orin Lyris is a science fiction, fantasy, and etc author. Her stories have been published in Asimov’s SF, Wizards of the Coast (Magic the Gathering), and Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader.

Her recent works include The Unturned Stone, book one of the Witches of Marigold series, an urban fantasy tale about a witch, an ancient forest, and housing developers.

She is the author of The Seer an epic fantasy, and its sequels as well as her Magic the Gathering novel And Peace Shall Sleep.

Readers say her stories are gripping, timeless, and sometimes wicked.

Her passions include martial arts, partner dance, our planet, and humanity, flaws and all. And chocolate.

Sonia likes questions and answers, but not necessarily in that order. She speaks fluent cat.

https://www.limfic.com/mbm-book-author/35666

Landfall - Sonia Orin Lyris - Stranger Trilogy / Seer Saga

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Summary: Short Synopsis Agata Rosso, a once-mighty yet now prematurely aged European witch, believes that the special gifts in a young girl named Lía Munro can restore youth and vitality both to herself and her bedridden husband. She sets a deadly plan in motion to capture and use Lía—but will the girl have enough power to protect herself, plus the father she loves so much? Outline 1940 in a small farming region, and children have disappeared from the land. Local families—old-time Australians and newer European arrivals—know what to do about packs of wild, scavenging dogs in the forests, but they seem to have no way of finding children whose very bones have vanished from the earth. They also don’t know how to deal with the strange couple Mr and Mrs Rosso, who might just hold the key to everything—including the miraculous breaking of a ten-year drought. Now it’s 1977 and the wider city is growing, encroaching into these outlying communities and turning pristine farmlands into new housing estates. Paul Munro and his daughter, Lía, have arrived to inspect an available property; it’s the secluded hillside old home of the Rossos. Paul and his wife—who has recently died—grew up around the area. Paul wants to show Lía the countryside of his early years, but when Lía experiences Rosso House for the first time its undeniable spell and the spirits it hides makes her understand that this is the place she really wants to be. Just turning sixteen, grieving the loss of her mother, experiencing a spiritual awakening she doesn’t understand, Lía loves the quiet isolation and rural beauty that Rosso House and its land has to offer. At first her new life with her father seems idyllic, yet she’s soon drawn into committing a terrible act of mercy. At the same time Paul meets the beautiful and enigmatic Candela, only to become ensnared in the evils that hold her and her baby captive. The connection between Lía’s suffering and Candela’s troubles might just be the wizened old witch, Agata Rosso. Constantly searching for a way to restore her youth and her husband’s powers, Agata soon discovers just how useful Lía could be. She sends the most ruthless of men to capture her; in parallel, the terrifying man-wolf-father of Candela’s baby will do anything to get his son back. Lía desperately needs her father’s help; Candela is trying to escape a world of violence; both women are soon confronted by the very definition of evil. Will they find help from others, or is there some deeper answer within themselves? The shadow-worlds of ancient evil and modern corruption collide in this supernatural thriller, blending past and present, history and fiction, into a mesmerising adventure.