Lorin Agedbenro
Lorin lives in Northern Virginia with her husband and three children. The concept of Phen began as a mission to create a thrilling, age-appropriate adventure that encompasses Christian values.
Lorin has a BA in strategic communications from the University of Kentucky and is currently completing her MA in family and marriage therapy, a Christian-focused degree with Liberty University. She loves volleyball, basketball, swimming, real estate and spending time with her family and friends. But her favorite extracurricular activity is writing.
Lorin has a BA in strategic communications from the University of Kentucky and is currently completing her MA in family and marriage therapy, a Christian-focused degree with Liberty University. She loves volleyball, basketball, swimming, real estate and spending time with her family and friends. But her favorite extracurricular activity is writing.
Books
Phen
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by Lorin Adegbenro
Eric’s life sucks. Born without the use of his hands and treated like a burden by his adoptive parents, he finds himself haunted by frightening spirits—until an altogether different sort of spirit appears to him, in the form of an old man. The old man has a story to tell—the story of a boy named Phoenix . . .
After losing his mother when he was just three, Phoenix knows he has to fulfill her last wish: protect Hali, a young girl who came to Willow Oaks Orphanage along with Phoenix and his twin sisters. But fourteen years after her adoption, Phoenix has no idea where she is. To find her, and his own purpose, he’ll have to follow his instincts and heart—perhaps straight into the ocean. And along the way, the lives of Phoenix and Eric will intertwine in a way that Eric never imagined.
Eric’s life sucks. Born without the use of his hands and treated like a burden by his adoptive parents, he finds himself haunted by frightening spirits—until an altogether different sort of spirit appears to him, in the form of an old man. The old man has a story to tell—the story of a boy named Phoenix . . .
After losing his mother when he was just three, Phoenix knows he has to fulfill her last wish: protect Hali, a young girl who came to Willow Oaks Orphanage along with Phoenix and his twin sisters. But fourteen years after her adoption, Phoenix has no idea where she is. To find her, and his own purpose, he’ll have to follow his instincts and heart—perhaps straight into the ocean. And along the way, the lives of Phoenix and Eric will intertwine in a way that Eric never imagined.