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"The Book of Scarlet - Ignition" is written by female fronted heavy metal band "Scarlet Aura" singer-songwriter Aura Danciulescu. In the first book of the trilogy, Aura weaves an enthralling story about the events that lead to the birth of the main character - Scarlet, one third of an Angel, one third of a Devil and one third of a Phoenix - and his first moves to save humankind that has lost all the hope.The book is intertwined with band's latest album "Hot'n'Heavy" and lyrics of the songs from the album combined with the amazing story of "Scarlet" that together with the album will drive the audience into the amazing world of Scarlet Aura.
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A really fascinating story of Good and Bad, Heaven and Hell, World of Fire and the World of Light. Both worlds that exist together in symbiosis and cannot live by themselves alone. They are forever connected - in physical and spiritual way. A "wild" story, with so much imagination in mind, that loosely resembles Terry Pratchett`s Discworld. Humorous, brave in its dreams. A story that overturns the perception of good and bad. After all, we all have in ourselves the spark that ignites the fire and the light. This book does it too. And that is just the beginning. New masters of Heaven and Hell were born. So, let Scarlet live... the first battle on Earth has ended... new one is approaching on the horizon- ... "with a smiley face at the end".Dimo Petkov (Krossfire)
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Aura Danciulescu has always been a writer. Passion for music and songwriting came first, and after numerous music projects and her first rock band "Steelborn" it all eventually led to creation of female fronted heavy metal band "Scarlet Aura" in 2014. Since then her lyrics is about finding your true meaning and how to be yourself, how to dare to be different and have no fear as one never be alone through music, the right to fight for what you believe in and also for love, for friendship and music.
