Beyond Seven Rivers -- A Medieval Tale on Binding the Wounds of a Broken Heart - Softcover

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BOOK DESCRIPTION: “Beyond Seven Rivers -- A Medieval Tale on Binding the Wounds of a Broken Heart” is a reformed, modified excerpt from the Prologue in Vol. 1 of the full-length story told in the epic medieval fantasy book series entitled “The Wolves of Trisidian” by Adrian Robbe. Substantially different, the content in this book is a differentiated work and unique because it contains the following additional information relevant to the Prologue from “The Wolves of Trisidian” fiction novel: • 45 unique illustrations. • Unique annotation -- additional Foreword book content. “Beyond Seven Rivers” is a simple, swift-paced, smooth-flowing picture storybook that combines the craft of storytelling with engaging, impressionist illustrations. This fictional medieval tale will be appreciated by young adults, new adults, and older adult audiences. Colorfully-illustrated and thoughtfully-written, this inspiring storybook has 45 pages of striking, specifically-sequenced pictures with an accompanying story narrative. “Beyond Seven Rivers” emphasizes virtuous themes of lovingkindness, gentleness, and mercy when bitter affliction has befallen a family member, relative, or friend. This inspiring medieval tale is a vivid testimony of how God can bind the wounds of a broken heart in a time of great grief and despair. In context, the fictional tale of “Beyond Seven Rivers” takes place in A.D. 1497 at a Knights’ Burial Ground outside Castle Stonehaven in the Land of Jandor. Sir Geoffrey Talbot, a young Knight of Stonehaven, unexpectedly meets Lady Corliss... a grieving mother standing over the grave of her son (Sir Vezian Calduro) who recently died in defense of Jandor’s freedom at the Battle of Granador against the Trisidian Army. Through a series of unplanned events, Sir Geoffrey Talbot’s gentle presence provides Lady Corliss with comfort as she endures the loss of her son Vezian. As you read this stirring medieval tale, you will empathize with Lady Corliss, feel her pain, and understand her sorrow; but you will also experience the peace and joy in her heart when she embraces the truth that those who sow in tears shall in harvest season reap a series of everlasting joys. This inspiring medieval story promises to leave a positive, lasting impression upon every reader. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Adrian Robbe is the author of several nonfiction books on Hollywood filmmaking, motion picture award trends, as well as techniques of famous movie directors. In addition, he is the author of The Wolves of Trisidian epic medieval fantasy fiction novel series and several picture storybooks for Young Adult/New Adult readers. OTHER PICTURE STORYBOOKS: (1) The Legend of the Sunflowers: A Medieval Love Story, (2) The Paladin’s Heart: A Medieval Ballad of Knightly Origin, (3) The Song of Our Land: A Medieval Tale of the Summer Solstice, (4) Beyond Seven Rivers: A Medieval Tale on Binding the Wounds of a Broken Heart, (5) The Sport of Kings: An Equestrian Victor’s Tale of the Medieval Joust, (6) The Legend of the Five Huntsmen: A Medieval Tale of the Restless Heart, (7) With Wings as Eagles: A Medieval Journey to the Heart of Freedom, (8) The Snare of the Fowler -- A Medieval Journey to Freedom from Guilt and Shame, (9) In Defense of Freedom -- A Collection of Laconic Medieval Pre-Battle War Stories, (10) The Breathless Hours of War -- A Collection of Laconic Medieval Post-Battle War Stories, (11) The Cruel Sword of War -- A Collection of Laconic Medieval Intra-Battle War Stories. NONFICTION BOOKS: (1) 21 Tips for Writers: How to Integrate Filmmaking Concepts into Your Novel, (2) Techniques of the Film Masters, (3) Metamorphosis of Hollywood Filmmaking, (4) Exploring the Nativity. WOLVES OF TRISIDIAN BOOK SERIES: (1) The Wolves of Trisidian: Vol. 1, (2) The Curse of Ulrik: Vol. 2, (3) From Ashes of Defeat: Vol. 3, (4) Unshackled Destiny: Prequel, (5) Wolves of Trisidian Reader’s Companion Guide, (6) Wolves of Trisidian Artist Coloring Book.

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