A little girl is raised in Los Angeles, California. She befriends a bird n her backyard that does not migrate as the others when the seasons change. She informs Josephine and Tomasso, her mother and father. The bird speaks only to Yamaria, but it is not ordinary—and neither is she. As a child, Yamaria achieves a form of consciousness. She is not aware of it. With some convincing by Josephine, hey take advantage of her gift and travel beyond the earth. They use Yamaria to enter the Kingdom of Erinamdi. Yet she is not aware. Still in her youth, the bird keeps her company and while in a state between deep awareness and unconsciousness. Yamaria can see the true part of herself with the bird’s presence. Here, in this forum, the bird is present in a different form. She guides Yamaria into a greater understanding through some questioning. Still, Yamaria has much to learn about her gift. Ironically, some are in the mode to celebrate this season of gifts. You know, where exchange of a present to another with a heartfelt sentiment, encouraging kind reciprocity and uplifting each other’s mood. This was a different sort of gift that Yamaria was bstowed with. It was neither tangible though the tangible could be accessed through her. Yamaria’s gift was also not temporal. It would develop in time, but for a log while before would become dormant. Yamaria experiences these pivotal personal events in her life. She is orphaned at a young age and adopted by her American aunt Naomi and her uncle William. Yamaria attends cotillion with a very special tiara. She also reunites with Salvatore a university co-ed who becomes her love interest. While they court, Yamaria realizes that her gift will become more important for their future and the future of the world. Salvatore nearly disappears from her view one day. The same day Yamaria realizes that she is being chased. They must do something—together. The earth now i threatened. They meet three others at the interstice; Gidadina, Bsasilia and Livianna. It appears that she has died. An enemy of Tomasso returns. He seeks to destroy Yamaria. All fight. Basilia has her own hostility as she and the two others were raised in different worlds. It is unknown whether she was trustworthy. The enemy is defeated. A surprise where where one who was dad is reborn. Gidadina’s possession of the Erinamdian ancient text is secured. Basilia is assumed forever dead. Salvatore and Yamaria wed. They learn the name of the being who always seem to be there to protect her. Yamaria and Salvatore begin their new journey as wife and husband. Their path will lead them to the Kingdom of Erinamdi.


Silhouette Lost is Book One of The Silhouette Lost Series and is currently available as an ebook. To purchase your copy, you may visit any of the following online retailers:

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About the Author: Patricia M. Muhammad is an multi-genre fiction author who has currently written 27 novels. She writes in the historical fiction, science-fiction/fantasy, fantasy, contemporary romance crossover, historical romance, mystery/detective romance, and magical realism genres. She enjoys traveling and living abroad.

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