The Season of the Owl: Book II: The Fall of The Shunn
Language: English
Published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2017
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- Title
- The Season of the Owl: Book II: The Fall of The Shunn
- Author
- Spence, Cristina Cox; Cox, Gregory P.
- Publisher
- CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publication year
- 2017
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1545058105
- ISBN 13
- 9781545058107
The second book of the Season of the Owl series brings both old enemies and new challenges for our heroes: Chrissa Spencer; her lover, Jared; and their many friends and allies.
Jared has never been so happy. He has met his soul mate and intends to ask for Chrissa’s hand in marriage, but before Jared can gather the courage to tell his father of his plans, wolf howls distract him. There are wolves in Endsearch. It is the portent of everything to come.
The wolves are the Namairi. The two highly intelligent creatures are on a mission of their own. As they lead the mummer Tashlin deep into the ensorcelled Ravenswood Forest, they tell her that they have news of the Fallen Gibrian.
Back at Treywood Castle, Jared must guard against the machinations of the evil king, William the Black, and his brother’s dark rival, Dane Taylor. Dane would do anything to defeat Christoff and Jared, and there are dark forces that would use that hatred for their own ends.
As events converge in the forest and at the castle, Jared, Chrissa, Tashlin, Christoff, and the Black Ghost will all play an important role in the war to come.
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About the Author
Cristina Cox Spence has been a writer since she was eleven. She used her passions for fantasy, science fiction, the supernatural, live-action role-playing, tabletop gaming, and video games to inspire the Season of the Owl series.
Spence received her bachelor’s degree in speech communication and raised three children with her devoted husband of thirty years, Greg. After his death in 2012, Spence added two amazing stepchildren to her family. She lives with her husband, David, and their cat, Tas.
Gregory P. Cox was a writer and poet with a passion for fantasy, music, live-action role-playing, and tabletop games. He had been writing poetry since elementary school and was published in the American Poetry Anthology in 1981. Cox served his country in the Vietnam War. He was a wonderful husband and father, and he is missed every day by the people who loved him.
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