Tathea
earliest edition we have, 1999 Headline, 1999 384 pages
Ta-Thea, an empress, whose mother was of the sea and her father of the dessert, lost her husband, child and the throne in a brutal killing. She had to leave her homeland, and everything she knew, to go on a journey that took everything and gave her in return more than that. During her spiritual travels, Ta-Thea came face-to-face with her enemy. What she learnt in the spirit helped her to survive in the world with i...
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