The Luna Legacy
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Publisher Description
The Luna Legacy is the third historical thriller in The Torcal Trilogy. It follows the award-winning The Grotto's Secret and The Sacred Symbol. Each book is a stand alone story, but you may enjoy reading the series.
In 1492, masquerading as Cristóbal Colon's trusted envoy, Ana-María de Carbonela is in a dangerous predicament. Living as a man and pregnant with Christopher Columbus's child, she is given a secret mission by Queen Isabella to find and protect an ancient secret. But Ana-Maria is not alone in searching for this secret. Will she be able to stand up to the might of the leaders of Aragón and their powerful hidden agents? Or will this ancient secret fall into dangerous hands?
In the present day, Nina Monterossa races across Europe to help Skye Coventina find out the truth about her father's strange death, linked to the mysterious birthmark Nina and Skye's father share. After discovering she is the last Luna, Nina is hunted from rural Spain to Cork and across Egypt by a man who will do anything to get his hands on an ancient and powerful Luna relic. Can she save the world's heritage - The Luna Legacy?
Customer Reviews
A Marvelous Finale
“You know what Oumi always says … whoever takes what lays in peace will be cursed.’”
A delightfully imaginative tale of two women in two centuries both searching for the truth behind the Luna Legacy. Nina lives in the present day, Maria lived in 1492.
This is the long awaited third book of Paula Wynne’s Torcal Trilogy, as we follow the adventures and tribulations of these young women and their families and friends. Wynne has woven the story of Cristóbal Colón (aka Christopher Columbus) and present day seamlessly into rip-roaring, historical fiction
I recommend reading the whole trilogy in order. Otherwise you might not be able to connect the three books into one whole highly recommended narrative. Highly Recommended 5/5
[disclaimer: I received this book from the author and voluntarily reviewed it]
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