Elora of Stone

Legend of Rhyme Series Vol. 1 Book 1

by Jaime Lee Mann

This title was previously available on NetGalley and is now archived.

Buy on BN.com Buy on Bookshop.org

*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.

Pub Date Dec 02 2014 | Archive Date Sep 28 2017

Blue Moon Publishers | Blue Moon Voices

Middle Grade | Sci Fi & Fantasy

Description

Four-year-old Asher Caine vanishes while playing near the woods one day with his sister Ariana. Eventually, his family believes him to be dead.

In the Kingdom of Falmoor, twins are cursed. Ever since the evil sorcerer Larque turned the good witch Elora to stone, all twins in the Kingdom are doomed to separate, either through death or mysterious disappearances.

Now about to turn thirteen, Ariana learns that her brother is alive, and she must find him in order to save Falmoor. With their magic blood and powerful bond, the Caine twins must release Elora from her stone imprisonment. Only then will Larque be stopped from spreading darkness throughout the kingdom.

Will the twins find each other in time? Can they save Falmoor from evil and remove the curse of the twins forever?

Four-year-old Asher Caine vanishes while playing near the woods one day with his sister Ariana. Eventually, his family believes him to be dead.

In the Kingdom of Falmoor, twins are cursed. Ever...

A Note From the Publisher

When Jaime Lee Mann was nine years old, she decided that she would be an author when she grew up. Many years later, Jaime Lee’s children would beg her to tell them stories at bedtime. Sometimes her stories were silly and sometimes they were magical.The girls loved one of her magical stories so much that Jaime Lee decided to write it down. That story would eventually become Elora of Stone, the first novel in the Legend of Rhyme series. JL (as her family calls her) lives in a pretty house in Prince Edward Island with her husband and two daughters (who are still little girls for now). She writes every day and plans to do so for as long as people love to read her words.

Advance Praise

Reviews for the "Legend of Rhyme" Series

"Who knew you could throw so many curves into 150 pages. This thrilling ride of sorcery and magic had the students in my class fully enveloped! I would recommend it to everyone, whether you are a Grade 4 student or a Grade 4 Teacher!"

-Eric VanWiechen, Grade 4 homeroom teacher, Morell Consolidated School, Morell Prince Edward Island

"Beautiful prose, tons of excitement and suspense right up to the very end."

-Hugh MacDonald

“[Jaime Lee Mann] captured a little bit of everything that’s been really popular and intriguing for these readers.”

- Karen Mair, CBC’s Mainstreet PEI radio show

“This was an interesting fantasy read… It's fast paced, entertaining, and I found myself worrying about the two main characters.”

- Jo Ann Hakola, aka The Book Faerie, Journey of a Bookseller review blog

“I love the central plot in this book. It's a great world with some interesting characters and solid plot twists… a solid start to a series and likely to go over well with young fans of fantasy.”

- Martha Dodge, The One and Only Marfalfa review blog

"This is a magical book of spells and goblins… From the opening page, the descriptions are so vivid!"

- Paul Alan, House of Q radio show

“Elora of Stone is nothing like any other book I’ve ever read, I love it.”

- Trysten, Grade four student

“I really want to buy [Elora of Stone] whenever it comes out and never stop reading it.”

-Jacob, Grade four student

sds

Reviews for the "Legend of Rhyme" Series

"Who knew you could throw so many curves into 150 pages. This thrilling ride of sorcery and magic had the students in my class fully enveloped! I would...