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Lord’s Dome

by E.D.E. Bell

Lord's Dome - E.D.E. Bell
Editions:Paperback: $ 14.99
ISBN: https://atthisarts.com/product/lords-dome/
Pages: 176
ePub: $ 5.99

Gu Non couldn’t stop thinking about the magic. They’d lied to her about it. They’d lied to everyone.

No one lied to Gu Non.

Lord’s Dome is a slipstream fantasy about a girl who refuses to believe that the fate of her family is to suffer, the mining elder who must suddenly decide whether to trust this lone girl, and their search for the truth of an enigmatic god while the unyielding everstorm rages overhead.

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Publisher: Atthis Arts
Genres:
Fantasy, Fantasy - High & Other World, Fantasy - Hopepunk, Fantasy - Slipstream, Fantasy - Urban & Magical Beings, Paranormal, Paranormal - Magical Beings

Tags:
author - american, format - novel 40-100K, identity - bisexual, potential trigger - abduction-captivity, potential trigger - traumatic past, what - condition - ptsd, what - topic - compassion, what - topic - magic, what - topic - non-violence, what - topic - religion, what - topic - secret, what - topic - superstition, where - general - underground, where - non-Earth planet, who - occupation - mage, who - occupation - priest, who - type - alien, who - type - badass heroine, who - type - god, who - type - vegan, who - world defender

Tropes: Dying World, Library of Secrets, Possession, Psionic Powers
Word Count: 44000
Setting: Unknown
Languages Available: English
Tropes: Dying World, Library of Secrets, Possession, Psionic Powers
Word Count: 44000
Setting: Unknown
Languages Available: English

This is a stand-alone short novel. Categorization is difficult because it touches many genres without fully fitting into them.

About the Author

E.D.E. Bell (she/e) loves fantasy fiction, and enjoys blending classic and modern elements. A passionate vegan and earnest progressive, she feels strongly about issues related to equality and compassion. Her works often explore conceptions of identity and community, including themes of friendship, family, and connection. She lives in Ferndale, Michigan, where she writes stories and revels in garlic. You can follow her adventures at edebell.com.
Bell was born in the year of the fire dragon during a Cleveland blizzard. After a youth in the Mitten, an MSE in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan, three wonderful children, and nearly two decades in Northern Virginia and Southwest Ohio developing technical intelligence strategy, she started the indie press Atthis Arts. Working through mental disorders and an ever-complicated world, she now tries to bring light and love as she can through fantasy fiction, as a proud part of the Detroit arts community.