Wednesday, June 10, 2015

"Heaven's Vault" by Pavarti K. Tyler

REVIEW
Heaven's Vault
by Pavarti K. Tyler


Heaven's Vault, Pavarti K. Tyler's latest short story, can be yours for just $0.99. You can read my review below.
For more books by this author, please check out my blog post on White Chalk and my blog post on Dead Girl.

Description
Maia watched for more than a millennia, waiting for a second chance at life on Earth. A hot, unforgiving desert greets her upon arrival, but her surroundings aren't her only problem. In human form, fleeting memories of a past life haunt her. Will she be whole when she rediscovers who she is, or will the reality of her existence require she make yet another sacrifice?
This short story by Pavarti K. Tyler is a literary twist on a classic Greek Myth.


My Review


By Lynda Dickson
Maia wakes up in the desert and can't remember who she is. She fears someone is out to get her, but who? With the help of Jaren, she starts regaining her memory and is slowly able to piece together her past. But when she finally does, she struggles to find the purpose for her existence.
This is a lovely tale of longing, love, and sacrifice. We, too, must work to piece together the puzzle that is Maia's life. Another beautifully written and touching story by Pavarti K. Tyler.

About the Author
Award winning author of multi-cultural and transgressive literature, Pavarti K. Tyler is an artist, wife, mother and number cruncher. She graduated Smith College in 1999 with a degree in Theatre. After graduation, she moved to New York, where she worked as a Dramaturge, Assistant Director and Production Manager on productions both on and off Broadway. Later, Pavarti went to work in the finance industry several international law firms. She now lives with her husband, two daughters and one very large, very terrible dog. She keeps busy working with fabulous authors as the Director of Marketing at Novel Publicity and penning her next genre bending novel.

Freebie
Everyone can download a FREE copy of Red Hot Beginnings box set, featuring Sugar and Salt by Pavarti K. Tyler.



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