The Anchor of Time

"The Dark Star. She is the Forgotten Queen, the Aeor, the Origin. According to the Elders the only remaining parts of the Queen exist as time." Vincent Lemair

Renata Stone thought she was having a regular end to her work day at the salon, when a thunderstorm and a broken mirror open a Gateway in time. Traveling through the mirror, Renata emerges in an Amaranthine Loopanother dimension comprised of a time paradox that erases eons of memory.

Unknowingly reunited with figures from her pastand futureRenata attempts to understand her true self and why she feels drawn to the mysterious and brooding Vincent, a being more than human with unexplainable abilities, who grasps the workings of the Universe in ways she never even thought to imagine. While Renata and Vincent unlock the secrets of their intertwined pasts, they must be careful not to catch the attention of the Trackers, a predatory species dedicated to maintaining the energy balance in the Amaranthine Loop by any means necessary.

Meanwhile, on board the spaceship Lupus Obsidian, a vessel able to pierce the dimensional veil and travel through time, Aldric and his daughter Peaches search for signs of their matriarch Renata, who has been lost in time for centuries. Aldric and Peaches attempt to breach the Loop from the future to save their bloodline and the genesis of a powerful species known as the Aeorians. But the family crew of the Obsidian have truths that must come to light before the Amaranthine can fall

The Anchor of Time is Book 1 of the Forgotten Queen Series in the Shadowglass Universe.

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"Unexpected. That's how I would sum up this book. Most books I can at least guess generally where they are going. Not so with this book. It kept me guessing. Well worth the read. I'll wait rather impatiently for the next installment." Buzzy/Amazon Reviewer

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