Ebook {Epub PDF} Gordath Wood by Patrice Sarath

Author Patrice Sarath. likes. My books include The Sisters Mederos and Fog Season (Books I and II of the Tales of Port Saint Frey), the series Books of the Gordath (Gordath Wood, Red Gold Bridge. “Gordath Wood is a fascinating tale which outlines the dilemma faced by women in a patriarchal society and their abilities to cope with the disasters thrown their way.” – Fresh Fiction – Fresh Fiction.  · Categories: Gordath Wood patrice sarath the writing life. Tags: Halloween tales my house used to be haunted patrice sarath. 2 Comments Maria Ragucci · Novem at pm I love those stories- and really believe them. Do you remember the story of the old man who died in Miss Potter’s house and was seen by a young boy who.

Author Patrice Sarath. likes. My books include The Sisters Mederos and Fog Season (Books I and II of the Tales of Port Saint Frey), the series Books of the Gordath (Gordath Wood, Red Gold Bridge. "Gordath Wood is a fascinating tale which outlines the dilemma faced by women in a patriarchal society and their abilities to cope with the disasters thrown their way." - Fresh Fiction. Paranormal Romance Reviewer Top Pick. For an excerpt, click here. Order Gordath Wood today from Amazon, Barnes Noble, Indiebound, or through your local. Categories: Gordath Wood patrice sarath the writing life. Tags: Halloween tales my house used to be haunted patrice sarath. 2 Comments Maria Ragucci · Novem at pm I love those stories- and really believe them. Do you remember the story of the old man who died in Miss Potter's house and was seen by a young boy who.

Sat PM – PM Autographs: Rhonda Eudaly and Patrice Sarath Autograph Table Patrice Sarath, Rhonda Eudaly. Sat PM – PM Readings: Bennie Grezlik and Patrice Sarath Bennie Grezlik, Patrice Sarath 25 minute reading session in 50 minute shared slot. Sat PM – PM SF Civil Rights Scorecard Patrice Sarath, David B. Carren. “Gordath Wood is a fascinating tale which outlines the dilemma faced by women in a patriarchal society and their abilities to cope with the disasters thrown their way.” – Fresh Fiction – Fresh Fiction. When I wrote Gordath Wood, I wanted to immerse readers in the same kind of fantasy worlds that I loved. Worlds of magic (although I don’t “do” fancy magic), adventure, sword fighting heroes and romance and horses. I wanted to make a combination of Middle Earth and The Three Musketeers. Read more.