
Wind
Lundell, Peter
342 pages · ISBN 9798994675762
Synopsis
Two dreams. One impossible choice. In a kingdom balanced between imperfect guardians and venomous former humans who scream in the darkness, Sabien of Oakridge longs for what he can never have: a farm of his own and a place among the guardians who protect his people. One dream is economically impossible. The other is socially unattainable. Then the impossible happens. As both dreams unexpectedly begin to come true, they collide in ways Sabien never imagined. The farm he fought to build demands everything he has, while the calling he longed for threatens to take it all away. Caught between duty and desire, love and sacrifice, Sabien faces rivalry, rebellion, danger, and the deepest questions of identity and purpose. Joined by Marie, the love of his life, he must venture beyond every boundary he has known and confront fears that strike at the core of who he was created to be. Wind is an epic Christian fantasy about calling, sacrifice, destiny, and the price of becoming the person God created you to be.