Tangled Threads: Volume 3 (The Erranba Legacy) - Softcover

Conder, Ms Cary A.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1533366764 ISBN 13: 9781533366764

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2016

Synopsis

On the advice of his seer, Sundir, lord of N’zorivn province, sends his heir to a sorcerer to protect him. But Sundir has no way of comprehending the consequences of his actions. He only knows that his seer prophesies that his son will never survive to rule N’zorivn if Dairik does not go. Fearing assassination of his heir, Sundir dal N'zoriv heeds his seer and sends Dairik to Klayt dal Rr'mahcaz. Dairik arrives at the desert sorcerer’s secluded tower, where he begins his apprenticeship in magic. But no one could have envisioned the paths down which Dairik’s studies will lead him, nor dangers he will encounter.

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About the Author

Born to British parents in Colombia, South America, Cary spent the first 26 years of her life moving so often that she never lived longer than seven years in any one place. When asked where she’s from, she generally responds: “My mother.” A member of the Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy members since 1997, Cary now holds a life membership and is the “Director at Large” for ASFA. Cary specializes in one-of-a-kind needlepoint canvases and Celtic knot work embroidery. After 27 years of service with the Royal Canadian Air Force, Cary retired in June 2010, having seen duty in the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt in 1988 and inside the Arctic Circle in 1996. She is a Noble recipient, receiving that distinction along with her fellow Canadian Peacekeepers in 1988. Cary lives with her daughter, Maria, her youngest brother, Nick, and their cats in Victoria, BC. One of her pieces of art, Dease River, hangs in the home of Her Honour Iona Campagnolo, a previous Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia.

Edition details

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1533366764
• ISBN 13: 9781533366764
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrator: Cleric Mr Dave
• Number of pages: 424