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In Death, we see the Light.

Written by a 14-year-old girl, Tasia Anand Tasiaanand weaves an enthralling tale full of mystery. It’s a story of the Taylor family and their buried secrets.

Emily decides to follow her parent’s footsteps leaving her Lil sister Olivia with her grandparents. Unaware of what is happening, Olivia gets a letter Emily wrote for her. In the quest to find Emily she encounters various adventures.

What happens when she gets to know the truth? What’s Her aunt’s role in this quest? Tasia weaves an amazing tale full of emotions and adventures. Olivia’s love for her sister and her family and how she can go ahead to save them was a treat to read.

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With a remarkable plot and crisp, engaging narrative, Tasia takes us to the world of Fairwies. I loved how the events were taking place, making the readers curious with each chapter.

It was much fun to read Olivia’s adventures and the way she solved the problems she faced. The simple language and fascinating writing style of the author keep the readers invested in. You will love the Bond Emily and Olivia shared.

The characters are well developed by the author. There’s no dull moment and Tasia keeps the readers entertained with lots of drama.

It’s a perfect fantasy read teens are going to enjoy. The subtle storyline and interesting narrative make a perfect medley for the readers.

Find the blend of themes of family love, mystery, adventure, tragedy, truth and emotions. Tasia’s Fairwies and the lost souls is a wonderful journey that young readers will definitely enjoy.

Summary

Who was it? The soul changers or Nadia? 
Will she survive the dirty lies and the secrets or will she be lost in the darkness forever? 
Join the Taylors as they uncover hidden secrets but, instead, get caught up in something utterly bizarre. 
The adventure never ends because, ultimately,

‘In Death We See The Light’!

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