
A Christian epic-fantasy allegory of fall and redemption, with devotional study aids for encountering Jesus through story.
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A Christian epic-fantasy allegory of fall and redemption, with devotional study aids for encountering Jesus through story.
Encountering Jesus Through the Art of Storytelling. "As long as you wear the amulet, you will be able to use magic. No one can take it from you unless you surrender it to them," the Great King announced on Melody's coronation day, for she was to receive a royal inheritance that no human had ever been granted. But everything had gone awry. She'd been tricked into giving her amulet - and her powers - to the Great Serpent, who raged against her. "Give it back!" she demanded. It's not yours anymore,...
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No romantic or sexual content depicted
Epic conflict with the Serpent; peril and tragic consequences
No profanity or strong language
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Christian redemption allegory with Scripture study and devotional use
Amulet-based magic powers central to the premise and plot
Great Serpent as central Satan-like demonic antagonist
Faith-based worldview conveyed through allegory
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Realm oppressed by the Serpent; allegorical suffering and loss
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