Ellen E Sutherland

The Isle of Osiris Ellen E Sutherland

So, here we are. At the beginning of a blank diary, clean white pages, pregnant with possibility. I fidget with the pen. I'm nobody special, and yet here I am. Center stage. I touch pen to paper and write the first sentence, permanently staining the vast expanse of white: I resurrected a Druidess.(We're past the part where I introduce myself.) I scribble further: In my defense that was an accident. There. I said it. But that wasn't really the beginning. I should scratch that out. I feel inclined to add that I had help. Not that this in itself spares me any of the responsibility. I bear full responsibility, but this diary remains blank despite this abrupt admittance. It sits patiently, awaiting a full confession. I must give it what it demands. Join Jamie Poole in this debut novel, first in a series. It is a confession. It is also the journey of a young woman written in her own words. Growing up, she didn't know her dad. When she finds him, she uncovers so much more. She finds herself and her destiny, but it is tied to something dark and sinister. To understand her mysterious dad, she must unveil her adversary. Has she what it takes to match him? He always seems so many steps ahead. Everything changes when you resurrect a Druidess. There is no undoing that even if you try.