Pearson Media Group Brings a Religious Twist to a Tale as Old as Time

Pearson Media Group is a movie house that caters to unique and creative writers who carry fresh storylines in their narratives. Having succeeded in the film industry for decades, the company is ready to take on another challenge for this year – Maybury’s “Fire & Ice.”
 
“Fire & Ice” gives the classical “Beauty & the Beast” a twist, and this time a Higher Being is involved in the tale. Fross Acrop has it all – the wealth, the looks, the brains; but despite these, not a single woman truly went after him. Fross may hold all the power across the lands, but he could never hold a woman’s heart. He was mean, rude, cruel, and reveled in it. So when he came face to face with God, he was forced to answer for his atrocities. Fross was left with a curse that would span centuries until he would finally learn to love and be loved.
 
Ash Cartier believes in God but her parents do not, as she shouldn’t too. Her unfaltering faith caused the scars on her tortured body as well as the scars within that are left unseen. So when her parents found a way to get rid of her while gaining something in exchange, they agreed to an arranged marriage.
 
Despite being a warrior by heart, Ash knows she is still royalty by blood so she was left with no choice. On the day of the wedding, her kingdom is attacked and her parents are murdered. One look at the pair of eyes before her and she saw the monstrosity of the man who would become her husband. There was no way Fross was innocent about the attack.
 
Victoria Maybury has concocted the perfect blend of classical and imaginative spun together in “Fire & Ice,” a story filled with hatred and love guided by a faith stronger than both.
 
“Fire & Ice”
Written by Victoria R. Maybury
Published by Halo Publishing International
Publication Date: April 15, 2019
Paperback: $12.95
 
About the Author:
Victoria Ruth Maybury (2001 - present) grew up in Togo, West Africa where she learned about many cultures and ways of life that can be seen in her writing today. She wrote her first book, “Fire & Ice” when she was only seventeen and had it published at eighteen. She wrote the book due to the fact that there weren’t many well-written books in the young adult genre. Victoria plans to continue the “Fire & Ice” Chronicles into a nine-book series.

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