Aveena: The City of Gold

About the Book

Title: Aveena: The City of Gold

Author: Destiny Hawkins

Genre: Fantasy / Romance

What’s that light? On a cold, dark night, Michael saw a light in the sky. At first, he thought it was a shooting star, what he didn’t know was that it was really a princess from another world. Unexpected occurrences left Michael with no memory of the mysterious princess…and in a completely different world, where color didn’t matter and people flew on air boards…Raluza. King Lavier, King of Raluza, separated his kingdom into four quarters, separating his people by class. By now—five years after he met the princess—Michael was part of an organization of skilled fighters whose objective was to overrun the palace and restore Raluza back to the way it was. His objective: give his family a new home. The organization’s order: kill the Princess.

Author Bio

Destiny Hawkins lives in Cleveland, Ohio, and is majoring in Psychology at Kent State University with a minor in Creative Writing. When she isn’t studying she enjoys cooking, running, listening to music, and reading—plus, of course, writing! Her favorite genres to read and work in are fantasy, LGBT, and young adult. She’s been a writer since she was nine years old, but Caged is her very first novel with more to come!!

Links

Goodreads link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29243490-aveena

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Website: http://authordhawkins.com

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Read an Excerpt: 
The woman frowned again, but she couldn’t stay mad for long. There was something about Michael that made her want to laugh and smile with him. She looked him up and down and was amazed at how there were ripped muscles in every part of his dark body. Her eyes dropped down to his six pack, which she could clearly see through his sheer black shirt, and then up to his chest at his dark nipples. Once her eyes made it to Michael’s dark browns, her head slowly cocked to the side. His eyes were darker than any eyes that she’d ever seen. Everything reflected off of those glossy irises, and they took her back to a time when she felt happy. There was only one other person with dark eyes like those, but he couldn’t possibly be...
   “Well, we started off a little bumpy. Literally,” Michael rolled his shoulder, then walked up to the woman and held out his hand. “I’m Michael.”
   The woman’s mouth slowly dropped open as she stared at Michael’s face. She thought that he had died five years ago, but here he was. There was only one way she could be sure. She ignored Michaels hand and instead, reached up to turn his chin. His ears had a curve...not a point. She jerked away from him as if he had just burned her.  
   “Is everything alright?” Michael’s smile faded a little, insulted by her reaction to him.
   “Why are you here?” The woman asked, puzzled.