Amaranthine with Other Short Stories & Poems (eBook)

Description

In this collection of 10 short stories and 10 poems written by Arron Steep, the author explores themes of purpose and faith, love and angst, as well as every-day hardship. Arron touches on what it means to feel deeply, to wonder and learn from the world around us. Appreciate such stories as “The Mangar Prince and the Fairest Daughter” which is styled after classic fairy tales, and enjoy the lyrical religious allegory of “The King’s Promise”. Wrestle with the complications of young love as depicted in “Reality’s Rope” and be absorbed in a heavenly quest for earthly virtue in “Amaranthine: Divine Descent”.

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See what reader’s are saying about this book…

This author does a masterful weave of fantasy and biblical/life lessons that leave the reader to reflect on their own journey and ponder the spiritual aspects of the future.
Laura P.

Arron Steep immediately and artfully immerses the reader into the setting of the story with vivid descriptions and word pictures. The reader is transported to another time and place and is not only entertained, but challenged and inspired by the spiritual truths in the imagery.
Joan P.

The stories and poems in this volume show tantalizing glimpses into various realities. The stories left me yearning for further time spent in those worlds, particularly the forest of clocks in “Threshold of Dawn.” This collection’s atmosphere reminds me of the fairy lands of George MacDonald, or the Wood Between the Worlds in CS Lewis’ “The Magician’s Nephew.” I recommend this book for all those who remember the beauty of classic fairy tales. Enjoy with ambient piano music or minimalist Philip Glass-style compositions.
Marshall H.