Title: Becoming:
Part 2 of the Siblings' Tale
Author: Astrid
V.J.
Genre: Fantasy
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Blurb:
Leaving behind all they know, Elisabeth and her brother, Edvard, flee
beyond the mountains.
Elisabeth must break the mind-link her stepmother, Olivia, has forged or
else the kingdom of Vendale will fall into ruin while the love of her life
becomes a puppet to the witches’ coven. In an attempt to force Elisabeth and
Edvard to return, Olivia sends her magic after them, pursuing them with all the
force of her power and transforming Edvard into a creature of the forest.
Elisabeth succumbs to despair and Edvard sets out to find help. He meets an
unexpected deliverer, with whose help the siblings embark on a journey of
discovery, learning about the forest and a world they hardly knew existed.
Can Elisabeth break the mind-link? Can Edvard overcome his prejudices?
For the sake of Vendale and the home they fled, brother and sister must face
their demons, rise to the occasion, and discover how to defeat the witches.
This is the second book in The Siblings' Tale duology. If you would like to know why Elisabeth and Edvard had to flee, you can find out in Aspiring, Part 1 of the Siblings' Tale.
Award-winning and USA Today Bestselling Author, Astrid V.J. was born in South Africa. She is a trained social anthropologist and certified transformational life coach. She currently resides in Sweden with her husband and their two children. In early childhood, she showed an interest in reading and languages—interests which her family encouraged. Astrid started writing her first novel at age 12 and now writes fantasy in a variety of genres, exploring her passion for cultures and languages. When she isn’t writing, Astrid likes to read, take walks in nature, play silly games with her children, do embroidery, and play music.
Astrid writes transformation fiction: incorporating transformation principles in novels, rather than writing another self-help book. She loves exploring the human capacity for transformation and potential to achieve success in the face of adversity. Astrid is interested in minority group questions, considerations on social standards of beauty and the negative consequences these have, and would like to make the fantasy genre accessible to people of non-white, non-Christian backgrounds. Astrid feels the fantasy genre has become too restrictive with limited representations of race, ethnicity and culture. She seeks to explore other paths on this writing journey, incorporating her background in anthropology and psychology to create engaging experiences, which also provide food for thought on the diverse topics she finds most important. These include: racism, minority rights, cultural diversity, culture change, intolerance, humanity’s environmental impact, the representation of people on the autism spectrum in among the general populace, the human capacity for transformation, and much more.
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