Trembling with a fearful heart the only surviving member of the Tigerus race is marooned by her ship mates on planet Tera to fend for herself. The woman called Tigerus is desperate for a reprieve from the demands this new world and life has placed upon her. The resurfacing of her and her people's horrific repressed memories is now haunting even her day life hours. In her plight to rid herself of these memories she ventures a road less traveled. Into the mist of the magically protected lands of the Bunny Corns she walks hoping the solitude will calm her inter mind. Completely unaware that the Bunny Corns have been searching for her for their own immediate necessity Tigerus willingly enters the lands. With an ever increasing darkness cast upon these misty lands, the oracle collective minded race desirers her aide deciphering the predicaments before the society. Along with that the oracles must get closer to use their abilities to figure out the role Tigerus is to play in their world and planet Tera. Is she the legend sent as a sign for the change or a warrior to eliminate those who would condemn the Bunny Corns race to extinction? Enigmatic society of Oracle Bunny Corns is in for the shock of their lives when they meet Tigerus face to face, mind to mind.About the Author: L.L Keenan reside in Batavia, Ohio in America. Her century home is set on a small poultry farm. Assisting the farms daily life is husband, service dog, daughter, turkeys, cats, and many feathered friends. The love of writing came from her curiosity about the world the how and why things fit together. Whether finding herself writing for business or pleasure her various jobs help create new and interesting possibilities. In her past running several different type of businesses, being a home school mother, volunteering for youth groups, lead to be interviewed for magazines and TV. The world has and still offers this writer a wealth of infinite inspiration. The encouragement from family and friends gives her the abilities and time to put to pen and paper her stories.