Eleven year old Elina Nightbloom, a small statured student at Wolfsrock, a school of magic, suddenly finds herself drawn into an adventure that will change her life forever. The Crystal of Purity, a powerful artifact that maintains the balance between light and darkness, has been shattered, and its fragments are scattered across the world. When Elina discovers that she is connected to the crystal through the Sun Amulet, a legacy from her father, she embarks on a dangerous journey with her friends Tobias, Mia, Lila, Lukas, and her brother Jorin to reunite the fragments.

Together, they must face daunting trials, battle dark forces, and overcome their deepest fears. Their greatest enemy, the sinister sorcerer Malrik, seeks to harness the fragments power to unleash darkness and rule the world. But with the help of the White Stag, a mystical ally, Elina and her companions fight to restore the crystal.

When they learn that the crystal is only one of twelve legendary artifacts, they realize their mission has only just begun. Elina Nightbloom and the Curse of the White Stag is a tale of courage, friendship, and the power to bring light and darkness into harmony.

Sabine Traeder was born on May 19, 1979, in Duisburg, Germany. She is small statured and a true Ruhr region native direct, honest, and unafraid to speak her mind, even when it ruffles feathers.
She spent 23 years living in various towns in the district of Leer, East Frisia, Lower Saxony in Germany. During this time, she attended a special education school in Aurich, where she often found herself bored due to a lack of academic challenges. Despite being fully capable of attending a mainstream school, she was denied that opportunity until the summer of 1997.

Encouraged by colleagues at the civil engineering department of the city of Leer, where she completed her third student internship, Sabine enrolled in the two year vocational business school at Vocational school I in Leer to earn her secondary school diploma.

From September 1999 to June 2001, she completed her training as an office clerk through an inter company apprenticeship program at the adult education center in Aurich. After passing her final exams, she faced unemployment and decided to pursue higher education. Since all available spots at the vocational school in Leer were filled, she enrolled at Vocational school I in Emden, where she eventually obtained her advanced technical college entrance qualification on her second attempt.

Having encountered repeated obstacles and prejudices throughout her life, Sabine developed a strong fighting spirit. She understands what it means to stand up for one's rights and refuses to back down in the face of adversity.

Since May 2011, she has been happily living in Dortmund in Germany, continuously expanding her knowledge through self education. Along the way, she discovered her passion for writing novels.