Lady One Horn’s Champion

About the Book

Tris Carter Horne had dreamed of a beautiful girl with hair like flame and eyes of emerald green all his life. When he had grown, the dreams became nightmares so horrifying that he was afraid to sleep. Then the dreams became real, and he found himself battling a creature so savage it was beyond belief. Suddenly, he found himself falling down a brilliant corridor and heard the creature scream in pain. Then there was nothing but darkness. When he woke, he found himself in a strange land. What had happened, and was he safe? Would he see more of the creatures that attacked him? Suddenly, he was afraid. Very afraid.

About the Author

Patricia Rogers is a seventy-six-year-old woman who is just now finally getting the gumption to venture into publication. She has written stories, poetry, and songs (not music, because she doesn’t know beans about writing the music, even though she knows what the songs sound like in her head) for years now. Her stack of notebooks could keep her busy for a long time. She has been handicapped since she was five, but she’s never let that get her down. When the local kids played baseball, she used her crutch as a bat. She graduated from college and she worked almost eighteen years as one of the first two handicapped people in the nation to work as an officer in a county jail. She’s lived an interesting and busy life. She’s a needle crafter, makes jewelry, crochets, tats, embroiders, and loves learning to do new things. She has three things on her bucket list: to ride in a hot-air balloon, to swim with dolphins, and to see the Earth from outer space (that one she probably won’t make).