The Bridge of Lights Chronicles · Book 1
Faith Elara: The Bridge of Lights
A novel by Janine Havanci
Meum. Tuum. Unum.Mine. Yours. One.
Some connectionsbegin long beforetwo people ever meet.
What it is about
Dreams that feel like memories
Seventeen-year-old Faith Elara has always known that there is more to the world than what can be seen.
Mysterious synchronicities follow her. Dreams feel like memories. And again and again, she finds herself standing on a bridge made of living light — drawn toward someone she cannot quite remember.
Then she meets Gabriel Blackwood. The recognition is immediate. Unsettling. Impossible to explain.
The golden cord
A cord that cannot be cut
As dreams and reality begin to blur, Faith discovers a mysterious golden cord connecting them — and three words that seem to have followed them across time:
- MeumMine
- TuumYours
- UnumOne
Reading sample
Before there were names, there was light.
Not the kind born from stars. Not the kind that belongs to suns or fire. Something older. Softer. More alive. There were no beginnings there. No endings. No distance. Only presence. And him.
The prologue and the whole of chapter one are here — some four thousand words, with no sign-up and no download.
From the world of the book
Omnia vincit amor
Love conquers all. Almost every object in this picture appears in the novel.
Editions
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The novel comes in two editions. They are two separate books with two ISBNs — not one edition in two languages.
English edition
Deutsche Ausgabe
Both editions are self-published by the author and shipped by Amazon.
Some bonds survive distance.
Some survive time. And some seem to survive even death.
But to understand why they keep finding each other, Faith must remember what came before — before destiny repeats itself.
Semper te inveniam.