World Without End Free Audiobook Download by L. I. Albemont

When I was a little girl I asked my grandfather what the next world would be like. “Oh, granddaddy,” I said, “will there be anything in it like us? You know, with other people and animals and stuff?” He nodded his head gravely and said, “Yes. There will be people and animals and plants just as there are here. But on the other side of the world, everything is different because it's a different place.”

"You know the world is ending, don't you?" he said, his voice breaking. "The way everyone looks at me now? The way they're always watching me from the corner of their eye?" Her response was a silent nod. -L. I. Albemont, World Without End

In this world, magic is real. There's no denying it. But now it's also illegal, and those who wield it are dying in droves. Except for one small girl, caught and raised in the wrong place at the wrong time. Her family was killed trying to protect her, but she knows they're alive because of a message they left behind: This is only the beginning

The fantasy novel, World Without End by L. I. Albemont, is a story about an old man named Christopher and his granddaughter, Clarissa. They travel together to the new world of Earth and settle in a remote village. Once there, their lives change drastically when Christopher abruptly becomes a god.

The year is 1587, and Henry Tudor rules England with a firm but compassionate hand. On the surface, life is good for London's thriving merchant class. The city brimmed with possibilities, and providing the mercantile goods to maintain peace between Catholic and Protestant England was a lucrative business

Emily Beresford works as an Assistant Professor of History in the faculty of Arts and Humanities. She wrote her first book, 'The World Without End', as a response to the publication of religious texts from all over the world. Her book is organized into two parts, the first describing historical conflicts that were influenced by religion, and the second revealing how these conflicts were met with violence.