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Scene 11: The Ancient Book of Tobit

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: While Tobias worried that he had foolishly lost his father’s money, his father and mother worr … more →

Tags: angels 2, Mythology of Angels, angel fantasy, ANGELS, angel tales, Raphael, Book of Tobit, Tobit

Scene 10: The Ancient Book of Tobit

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Tobias left the frenzy of festive preparations at Sarah’s house and wove through Ecbatana … more →

Tags: angels 2, Mythology of Angels, angel fantasy, ANGELS, angel legends, angel tales, Raphael, Book of Tobit

Scene 6: The Ancient Book of Tobit

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: With every step toward Raguel’s house, Tobias struggled to word his argument in a way that wou … more →

Tags: angels 2, Mythology of Angels, angel fantasy, ANGELS, angel legends, angel tales, Raphael, Book of Tobit, Tobit

Scene 4: The Ancient Book of Tobit

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Tobias dashed into the courtyard, breathless. He found his father under the fig tree and squatted be … more →

Tags: angels 2, Mythology of Angels, angel fantasy, ANGELS, Raphael, Book of Tobit, Tobias

Angel Names

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Raphael, Haziel, Eremiel, Tatrasiel, Gabriel, Michael – all are angel names. All end in “el, … more →

Tags: spirituality, writing, angels 2, YA-Lit, high fantasy, ANGELS, Eye of the Sword, Angel Names, Seraphim

Scents and Scents-ability

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Trevin turned as Ollena emerged from the shadows beside the temple wall. He was not surprised he had … more →

Tags: Historical Fantasy, historical setting in literature, YA-Lit, ancient perfumes, Eye of the Sword, Floral scents, Perfume Making

Ancient Superstitions

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: “Keep a sharp eye,” said Gil. “We’re coming to Omen Crossing. It’s sai … more →

Tags: angels 2, Historical Fantasy, historical setting in literature, Karyn Henley, YA-Lit, ancient Mediterranean culture, ancient superstitions, Angel Names, Angelaeon Circle novels

Just Beyond That Door

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: As Livia eased the door open, a warm, woodsy fragrance wafted out. Melaia wondered if choosing to en … more →

Tags: Historical Fantasy, historical setting in literature, YA-Lit, ancient doors, ancient gates, ancient Mediterranean culture, Angelaeon Circle novels, Breath of Angel

The Power of a Key

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Zastra took one gulp. Then another. She blinked slowly and set the goblet aside. Coughed. Murmured. … more →

Tags: Historical Fantasy, historical setting in literature, Karyn Henley, YA-Lit, ancient Mediterranean culture, Breath of Angel, Keys, old keys

Thievery, Ancient-Style

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Before I get to thieves, I want to invite those of you who live in the Nashville, TN area to the Sou … more →

Tags: Historical Fantasy, historical setting in literature, YA-Lit, ancient caravans, ancient Mediterranean culture, ancient punishments, ancient thieves, Breath of Angel, Southern Festival of Books

A Quandary of Coins

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Trevin and Catellus trekked upriver. The recommended ferryman, a long-legged fellow, was touted as t … more →

Tags: Historical Fantasy, historical setting in literature, writing, YA-Lit, Ancient Coins, ancient Mediterranean culture, ancient money-changers, barter, Euro

Bury It? Hide It? The Dilemma of Ancient Wealth

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: A shriek came from the corridor. Peron darted into the room, hugging her crumb jar, with Nuri on her … more →

Tags: Historical Fantasy, historical setting in literature, YA-Lit, ancient Mediterranean culture, ancient money, ancient taxes, ancient wealth, Angelaeon Circle novels, Breath of Angel

Liver on the Eyes

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: “The overlord requests your presence,” Hanni told Melaia. “Right away.” She … more →

Tags: historical setting in literature, YA-Lit, Ancient Cures, ancient doctors, ancient medicines, ancient Mediterranean culture, Breath of Angel, YA Fantasy

Potions and Cures

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Melaia smoothed Gerda’s menthia ointment on Trevin’s belly as he lay outstretched by the … more →

Tags: historical setting in literature, writing, YA-Lit, ancient medicines, ancient remedies, Angelaeon Circle novels, Breath of Angel, historical settings in literature, Lettuce

Superstitious Cures

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: Trevin turned to Melaia. “When the old woman asked about you earlier, I told her you’re … more →

Tags: angels 2, high fantasy, historical setting in literature, YA-Lit, Ancient Cures, ancient medicines, ancient superstitions, Angelaeon Circle, Breath of Angel

Terror-Dreams

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: “I’ll take second watch,” said Pym. “And if you have one of your terror-drea … more →

Tags: high fantasy, historical setting in literature, YA-Lit, Breath of Angel, dream interpretation, dreams in the ancient world, Eye of the Sword, nightmare, omens

Sleeping on Straw

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: “Gotta’ hit the hay.” When I was growing up, that was a common way for people to s … more →

Tags: historical setting in literature, YA-Lit, ancient Mediterranean culture, ancient pillows, Breath of Angel, Eye of the Sword, history of beds, sleep in the ancient world

Smoky and Dim

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: If you’re one of the thousands who experienced a power outage during hurricane Irene last week … more →

Tags: YA-Lit, Historical Fantasy, YA Fantasy, Breath of Angel, Angelaeon Circle, Eye of the Sword, ancient Mediterranean culture, Oil Lamps, torchlight

Dove Domes and Roof Paths

Karyn Henley wrote 1 year ago: I visited Egypt a few years ago with Laura Greene, a writer friend I met at Vermont College of Fine … more →

Tags: Karyn Henley, writing, YA-Lit, Historical Fantasy, Breath of Angel, Angelaeon Circle, Eye of the Sword, ancient Mediterranean culture, Roof's


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