Call of Brindelier (Keepers of the Wellsprings Book 3)
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Sarabel Plethore (SAY-ra-belle) Princess of Cerion. Middle child, betrothed to Prince Vorance.
Scree (SCREE) Earth fairy. A rock, son of Iren, leader of the Ring.
Shoel Illinviesh (SHOHL) White Line, section leader
Shush (SHUSH (like rush)) A Wind fairy, and high-ranking member of the Ring in Kythshire.
Stone (STONE) Leader of a band of thugs for hire, worked with Dub in Call of Sunteri.
Stryker (STRIKE-er) Gustaven's Faedin, Gatekeeper of Brindelier - Cerion's archway
Stubs (STUBS) An earth and plant elemental who lives in the Dreaming.
Sybel (SIB-bel) A Sorceress for the Dusk.
Thalin (THAH-lin) High Advisor to the Throne of Brindelier.
Tibreseli Nullen (Tib) (TIB (like bib)) A slave to the dye fields who escaped to Cerion.
Tirie (Tee-ree) Margy's Nursemaid.
Tirnon Plethore (TEER-non) His Majesty, King of Cerion.
Tristan Ganvent (GAN-vent) Nessa Ganvent's husband, and Admiral of Cerion's Royal Navy.
Tru Troo Griff's father.
Twig (Twig) A plant fairy who has a special bond with Princess Margary.
Viala Nullen (Vee-AH-lah) A Sorceress who conspired with Prince Eron. Sister of Tib. Became Ki.
Victer Davesh VICK-tur A healer in Cerion.
Vorance Evresel (Vore-ANS) Prince of Sunteri, and Sarabel's suitor.
Wrett Oldsen (Rett) An archer assassin.
Xantivus Ucrin (Zan-ti-vus) A Mentalist-Sorcerer working for the Dusk.
Yorid Gauntry (Yo-rid) Mage General of Incarceration in Cerion.
Zevlain Esen (Zev-LANE) An Elf Knight and Cygnet Rider of the White Line.
Zeze (ZEE-zee) Tib's cat companion.
Zhilee Nullen (ZI-lee) Tib's younger sister, who was killed by Sorcerers.
Zilliandin (Zil-lee-ANN-din) The Fairy Queen's high advisor.
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