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Shadows of the ruined

Exciting news! This week's post isn't just any ordinary book review—it's a sneak peek into an upcoming literary gem. Get ready for the mesmerizing debut poetry collection, "Shadows of the Ruined" by the talented Helga Lockheart, hitting shelves next month!




Prepare to be captivated by Lockheart's exquisite exploration of love, anger, pain, and loss. Each poem delves deep into the raw, emotional tapestry of human experience, offering readers a thought-provoking journey through the complexities of relationships and the depths of the soul.


A few glimpses into the book:


"You were the light, I your darkness

You were the moon, I your wolf

You were the heart, I your beat

I was yours, but you were never mine"


"Everything comes with a price. The price I had to pay for loving you with all my heart was to become the villain of our story. "


"I've built the most beautiful castle for a house and one day it just collapsed on me but even so, it was the most beautiful tomb."


With its vivid imagery and powerful language, "Shadows of the Ruined" promises to be a compelling read for poetry lovers craving something truly extraordinary. Don't miss out on this opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich, evocative world of Helga Lockheart's debut masterpiece.

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