Griffin's Destiny
Griffin's Destiny, Book #3 of the Griffin's Daughter Trilogy is now available in paperback, but only directly from the publisher. It will be listed on Amazon in March 2010.
To save the key she must die. To save her he must escape. To save the world they must sacrifice everything.
Jelena has found acceptance and love amongst the elves, but war, a sweeping pestilence, and the death of her beloved leave her desolate. Unaware Ashinji still lives, she seeks comfort in the arms of a young soldier determined to marry her.
Knowing Jelena's life is in peril, Ashinji continues his desperate trek homeward. Racing against time, and chased by murderous slave hunters, he and his companions are out-matched until Ashinji breaks the bonds preventing him from tapping his own extraordinary magical power.
The award winning Griffin's Daughter Trilogy concludes this epic tale of love's triumph over evil. As the world teeters on the brink of destruction, Jelena and Ashinji face their fates and discover Griffin's Destiny.
Praise for Griffin's Daughter Novels:
"In her sequel to Griffin's Daughter and the second title in her trilogy, Moore introduces a deeper conflict on a grand scale. Her strong male and female characters and their abiding feelings of love and honor bring a sense of true heroism to their struggles against their obstacles." –Library Journal
"[N]onstop action and sympathetic characterizations. Moore's narrative drive and suspenseful plot twists will leave readers eager for the conclusion to this intricate and appealing tale." –Publishers Weekly
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Leslie Ann Moore
Leslie Ann Moore is an American author. Griffin's Daughter, which won the 2008 Ben Franklin Award for Best First Fiction, is her first novel.
Leslie Ann Moore was born in Los Angeles, California at the tail-end of the baby boom. From an early age, her parents exposed her to the beauty and wonder of art, music, and literature. She learned to read before she started school, and books were her constant companions.
For as long as she can remember, Leslie Ann's been a storyteller. As a child, she made up tales to entertain family, friends and anyone else who'd listen! At night, she'd lie in bed, while elaborate "movies" screened in her head, complete with distinct characters, complex dialogue, and action sequences. She didn't think this strange; it was just something she did to entertain herself.
Griffin's Daughter Trilogy
Griffin's Daughter Trilogy consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
