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    Clarity: An Ascent to Madness: A Divine Potentials Story: Asha's Adventures in Mahrahspand, #1
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    Clarity: An Ascent to Madness: A Divine Potentials Story: Asha's Adventures in Mahrahspand, #1

    By Ethan Stein

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    Note to the reader: This is a prequel to Clarity, Book 1 in The Divine Potentials series.

    Would you risk your sanity to save someone you love?

    When Asha Vahishtya's younger sister was kidnapped, he set out on a five-year quest to bring her home. After a long list of unsuccessful attempts, the sea of failures drowned him and nearly swallowed his sanity. Desperate to regain his sense of self, Asha was forced to abandon his goals.

    Now, a year later, Asha is offered a new opportunity. With his sanity restored, he accepts the task with vigor. Traversing the landscape to a kingdom inhabited by magical creatures, he only completes the first part of his task before realizing he must risk his life, and his mind, to finish his journey. Once again, the waves of madness are lapping at his feet. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEthan Stein
    Release dateAug 31, 2019
    ISBN9781393215547
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    Clarity: An Ascent to Madness: A Divine Potentials Story: Asha's Adventures in Mahrahspand, #1

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