Sonya Deanna Terry
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Australian novelist Sonya Deanna Terry is the author of three award-winning titles in the Contemporary/Metaphysical Fantasy genre:
--Epiphany - THE GOLDING (Gold Medal Winner in the Global Ebook Awards and Red Ribbon Winner in The Wishing Shelf Awards) --Epiphany - THE SILVERING (Gold Medal Winner in the Global Ebook Awards) --and EPIPHANY - The complete award-winning series (a compilation of both books in the EPIPHANY series published in December 2016). Idealism is the driving force behind Sonya Deanna Terry's work. She is a keen supporter of both human and animal rights and identifies with the majority in her hope for a happier world.
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Epiphany - The Complete Series
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Fantasy (Contemporary/Metaphysical/Historical)
The complete EPIPHANY story...Sonya Deanna Terry's two award-winning novels now compiled in one book. Includes: THE GOLDING - A mystical forest ... A forgotten history ... A love that spans lifetimes ***Gold Medal Winner- 2016 Global Ebook Awards, USA ***Red Ribbon Winner - 2015 Wishing Shelf Awards, UK ***5-star Seal Recipient (x4) - 2015 Readers' Favorite, USA AND THE SILVERING – A return to the Currency of Kindness ***Gold Medal Winner - 2016 Global Ebook Awards, USA ***5-star Seal Recipient (x2) - Readers' Favorite, USA A captivating blend of history, mystery, contemporary romance and magic, EPIPHANY is a story-within-a-story...a whimsical tale about money and its unknown otherworldly origins. What readers are saying online about both books in the series: Sophisticated and thought-provoking ... an urban fairy tale for grown-ups. Avid Ashley ... Like a delicate piece of lace ... masterfully looped and twisted into intricate patterns ... Marta Tandori - Mystery/Suspense author, Canada A deep, gripping and wildly creative plot. Veritas Vincit, USA Brilliantly enchanting ... I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Payal Sinha, India ... This book is the book of tomorrow. It will become a classic in years to come. Cilla Wilson, Australia |
Epiphany - The Golding
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Fantasy (Contemporary/Metaphysical/Historical)
‘Sophisticated and thought-provoking ... an urban fairy tale for grown-ups.’ —Avid Ashley Gold Medal—Global Ebook Awards Rosetta Melki (part-time tarot reader, struggling sole parent and full-time idealist) begins a reading group to examine a fantasy novel and discovers the book to be anything but fiction. The book, written in the 1770s by Edward Lillibridge, is a hidden history revealing the true beginnings of the global monetary system. Lillibridge’s story surrounds ancients from a gold-obsessed empire and the sprites they oppress: elfin clan dwellers whose currency of choice is kindness. Whether discontent in rich and poor will ever make way for a world free of war and poverty, whether anyone can believe enough in humanity’s true ancient history to activate the dawn of a benevolent new era, remains to be seen. One thing, however, is certain. Someone in modern times must fulfil a prophecy. The time-crossing sprites of Lillibridge’s descriptions have set their sights on Rosetta, but first they must ensure she meets her one true love. Feet-on-the-ground finance executive Matthew Weissler is hardly a likely candidate -- even less so after their klutzy introduction. He’s polished, successful, admired, and is disturbed to find he’s being shadowed by an elf. 
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Epiphany - The Silvering
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Fantasy (Contemporary/Metaphysical/Historical)
Gold Medal — Global Ebook Awards The story-within-a-story continues, and a sequence of stunning revelations unfolds in EPIPHANY's gripping conclusion. The 2008 Global Financial Crisis is looming, a time of losses for some in Rosetta’s circle, and the odd astonishing gain. Via the path of mystery, reversals in fortunes and romantic love, Rosetta and her book club unwittingly get involved in a quest for The Silvering: an epoch rumoured to begin in 2019. The world's concept of worth, however, is keeping alive a body-king-created cycle of suffering … and the chance for a brighter future is fading fast. Discoveries Matthew makes about Edward Lillibridge in the British village of Tintagel (letters the author wrote to his sister and son) align him with Rosetta and her desire to glean clues, but between them stands a wall of mistrust that threatens the sprites' noble plans. Each letter embellishes the tapestry of Lillibridge’s 18th-century existence, and Matthew is confronted with an uncanny truth that challenges his perceptions of life and death. 
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