The Charms of Daria: The Sandstone Charm

ISBN-13: 9781460905616 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 322 str.

Michelle K. Carpenter; Jamais L. Carpenter

Opis

Ethera is a half Vampire half Elf, who hates Dayanara. This young halfling has done nothing, but ruin her life from the beginning. All Ethera wants is to collect the twelve Charms of Daria to gain the use of the Hell's Charm or as most call it the blood stone. This charm can be used to rule the universe. The Charms of Daria were scattered through the universe to prevent universal domination. Dayanara is trying to keep these charms from this very woman to keep the world from being destroyed. What everyone doesn't know, is that there are really fourteen Charms of Daria. The two extra charms, The Sandstone Charm and The Lure Charm, were known to have been lost or destroyed back in ancient Egypt. These charms weren't necessary for the location of the Hell's charm. Dayanara is the name of the one who is written to have destroyed The Sandstone Charm. How could this be? The description of the woman fit her to a tee, but how? Why? Was she there? Dayanara found that she was no ordinary girl. Everything in her life was not normal, but normal for a halfling. She is half elf half human and the only one of her kind. She goes to school with a lot of other mixes. Most of her school mates are three or more species mixed together. Day has made friends with a group of halflings; one in particular is Tulip, a vampire-pixy-human mix. She and Day are best friends and share a dorm room together. They talk about everything including one very special guy. This guy is as magical as can be, but there was more to him than meets the eye. He has feelings for Dayanara, but seems to say away from her as much as he can, but why? Was there something about Dayanara that Dayanara didn't know? She still held one of the charms that Ethera sought and with the destruction of the world at stake, Dayanara battles to keep the charm from her.

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