Bridget Bramble and the Wandering Elf
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Bridget Bramble’s world is shattered when her village is destroyed by ruthless marauders. Armed only with her Granny’s advice and a bag of magic buttons, the young witch flees into the wilderness, determined to find the fabled land of Oakenwald where elves and humans live in harmony. But the path to safety is treacherous, and Bridget must grapple with malicious creatures from the darkest folktales.
Lost and desperate in the mountain foothills, she encounters an enigmatic elf, Windswift the Wanderer. Windswift offers to guide her through the perilous mountain passes to Oakenwald. She accepts his offer, although his icy demeanor disturbs her. Can Bridget trust the elf with her life and her heart?
On their journey, Bridget and Windswift must confront not only the evil forces threatening their world but also the growing bond between them. Their quest becomes a race to reach the peaceful haven of Oakenwald in a world teeming with darkness.
An epic tale of courage, magic, and unexpected romance, this adventure weaves the richness of folklore into a quest for a better future.
Book 1 of the Oakenwald Chronicles.
Fantasy romance, dark romance, elves, fairytale
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Aurora Springer is a scientist morphing into a novelist. She has a PhD in molecular biophysics and discovers science facts in her day job. She has invented adventures in weird worlds for as long as she can remember. In 2014, Aurora achieved her life-long ambition to publish her novels. She writes character-driven adventures and romances set in fantastic worlds and adds a sprinkle of humor. Some of her stories were composed thirty years ago. She was born in the UK and lives in Atlanta with her husband, two dogs and two cats to sit on the keyboard. Her hobbies, besides reading and writing, include outdoor activities like gardening, watching wildlife, hiking and canoeing.
She has published books in four series plus some standalone novels and shorter works.
Find her books at www.auroraspringer.org
