Xonarye: Australia

· Xlibris Corporation
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Unlike most adventures, quests, or journeys that started a long time ago—or the old catchphrase “Once upon a time”— this story starts now, in the modern world 2019. If you want to know something, you have technology at your fingertips, ready to spit out any information that you desire. However, what if something isn’t available on a search engine? I am not talking about some small detail like what a random celebrity’s budgie’s name was—something much larger, far more important, and unique. Your brain is churning over wondering what on earth this mysterious information might be. This secret has a lot to do with the earth. In fact, the earth is hiding it and not many people know of this existence. You want to know more? Well, read on.
Unlike most adventures, quests, or journeys that started a long time ago—or the old catchphrase “Once upon a time”— this story starts now, in the modern world 2019. If you want to know something, you have technology at your fingertips, ready to spit out any information that you desire. However, w...

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1 review
Inscribed Inklings
July 18, 2021
Xonarye by S.H.S was a really funky experience for me. I have not read anything like it before. It reminded of the National Treasure and Black Panther movie. It was essentially a very elaborate treasure hunt. But the treasure was not gold. It was a powerful lost civilization, Xonarye which was home to an indestructible element, Xzed. Sounds really exciting right? The writing was articulate. The language used was lucid. The narration was in third person. The pace of the book was fast. It was a really short, quick read. It was set in Naracoorte, Australia. It was centred around Leaf (tradie), Summo(salesman) and Spence (farmer). The book really showed the bond between the three friends which was beautiful to see. I wanted to read more about them and the book didn't give me enough. I am looking forward to read the next installment of this series.
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