The Quest For Zolmex - Martin, Phillip
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Cassandra Rho has found new friends and unexpected romance in the beautiful city of Pelesea. Still, the family she was forced to leave behind in Oldorburg haunts her. When Cassandra is suspended from the school of magic and forced to serve in the goddess Gella's temple, she discovers surprising peace-and basic hedonistic temptations she finds hard to resist. In the temple, an old hermit finds Cassandra and provides knowledge about both her mysterious origins and her calling: to find a powerful artifact called Zolmex and fulfill her destiny. Joined by unexpected companions, she embarks on the…mehr

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Cassandra Rho has found new friends and unexpected romance in the beautiful city of Pelesea. Still, the family she was forced to leave behind in Oldorburg haunts her. When Cassandra is suspended from the school of magic and forced to serve in the goddess Gella's temple, she discovers surprising peace-and basic hedonistic temptations she finds hard to resist. In the temple, an old hermit finds Cassandra and provides knowledge about both her mysterious origins and her calling: to find a powerful artifact called Zolmex and fulfill her destiny. Joined by unexpected companions, she embarks on the treacherous journey. Meanwhile, her sister Kessi is held captive by a powerful, cold-hearted priestess who believes her to be the key to summoning the demon-god, Marnelphion. While Cassandra fights to survive the quest for Zolmex and to save her family and ultimately the world, an old rivalry poses an even greater threat than an unleashed demon. The Quest for Zolmex is a deeply layered, fast-paced read through The Adventures of Cassandra Rho.
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I have been a blessed traveler. I've heard tales of travel disasters when wanderers like me meet up with the wrong kinds of people on their journey. Or, I've heard of others who say that they were not very welcomed wherever it was they roamed. That just hasn't been my story! Wherever I go, no matter what corner of the planet, I have encountered the world at its best. I do believe that part of this comes down to reaping what you sow. If you spread a little kindness along your way, people are much more likely to shovel sugar back at you. And, in my experience, it has been difficult to out-give the kindness of the friends that I have met on my path. I get help from so many sources. I rely on taxi drivers, hotel staff, and restaurant servers. And, since I have started coloring the world with murals, so many other doors have opened up to me. Thank you to all the many people who have crossed my path. There truly are too many to name.