Graëlstorm
Cathar Grail Quest Saga, Book 2
by Stephen Chamberlain
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Pub Date Feb 28 2023 | Archive Date Apr 12 2023
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Description
Graëlstorm
A unique kind of woman
A cosmic feud
A secret that threatens her existence
Lena Dubois is something that should not exist...
Lena's Graël quest is over, and her nemesis defeated. But that was only the beginning. Now renegade Graëlheem abduct her to a realm beyond Earth, where she discovers her true identity. Plunged into a clash between immortals, she must defeat cosmic forces to survive and fulfil her destiny.
Welcome to a paranormal adventure full of intrigue, tyranny, and the lust for power, shot through with the angst of star-crossed romance.
An exciting new twist on Grail myth, Graëlstorm is the sequel to Graëlfire.
A Note From the Publisher
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781803135601 |
| PRICE | £4.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 368 |
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Featured Reviews
Kathryn M, Reviewer
This was a strong sequel in the Cathar Grail Quest Saga series, it had what I enjoyed from the first book. The characters felt like the same people and the same world. I enjoyed how good the plot was what I expected and it worked well. It felt like the same storyline and I'm glad I got to read this. It was a great sequel to Graëlfire and I enjoyed how Stephen Chamberlain wrote this.
"Oh, the hekkà. It’s just a vestige of our evolution. I’ve had mine removed.” She smiled. “Don’t look at me like that.
You know that little pink lump in the corner of your eye?” She pointed with her finger to the corner of her right eye
nearest her nose. Lena nodded. “It’s the remnant of a third eyelid your human ancestors once had.”
