Souls of Aredyrah 3 - The Taking of the Dawn

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by Tracy A. Akers


  Tenzy (TIN-zee)—Jecta. Deceased. Was the daughter of a Memory Keeper and the sister of Nannaven. Was imprisoned by the Priestess to interpret forbidden texts.

  Torin (TORE-un)—Shell Seeker. Older brother of Jensa and Kerrik.

  Uaine (EW-ane)—Chieftain of the Sandrights Clan; Olwyn’s father.

  Unnamed One—Person spoken of in the Prophecy. Depending on the interpretation, he can be either savior or threat. Once believed to be Reiv. Now believed to be Dayn.

  Vania (VAN-yuh)—of the Aerie clan; wife of Haskel; mother of Eyan.

  Vestry—the political and religious council of Kiradyn.

  Whyn (Win)—Tearian. Fraternal twin brother of Ruairi. King of Tearia. Son of King Sedric and Queen Isola (deceased.) Former husband of Cinnia (deceased.)

  Will of Agneis—The Tearian term that refers to the custom of killing infants who are not considered pure.

  Yustes (YOU-stus)—Religious Elder of the Shell Seekers.

  Zared (ZARE-ud)—Kiradyn; member of the Vestry who has been promised the hand of Falyn.

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  About the Author

  Tracy A. Akers is both a teacher and an author. She grew up in Arlington, Texas, but currently lives in the rolling hills of Pasco County, Florida. She graduated from the University of South Florida with a degree in Education, and has taught in both public and private schools. She currently divides her time between teaching, writing, lecturing, and spending time with her family.

  Ms. Akers has won numerous awards for her Souls of Aredyrah Series, and was acknowledged for her contribution to young adult literature by the Governor of Florida during the 2008 Florida Heritage Month Awards Ceremony. Books One and Two of the Aredyrah Series are included in the Florida Department of Education’s 2008 Just Read Families Recommended Summer Reading List. In addition, Ms. Akers has been an invited guest author at major book events and writers’ conferences, a panelist at fantasy and science fiction conventions, and was a member of the steering committee for Celebration of the Story, a literary event held at Saint Leo University.

  As an active participant in the Florida Writers Association, Ms. Akers helped develop and lead writers groups for both adults and young writers. She is frequently invited to speak at middle schools and high schools, and works every day to incorporate her passion for story telling into the classroom setting.

  The Souls of Aredyrah Series is Ms. Akers’ first series of novels for young adults.

  For character illustrations and additional information about the series, please visit her website at www.soulsofaredyrah.com.

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  Table of Contents

  MAP OF AREDRYAH

  Map of Aredyrah

  Chapter 1. Oblivion

  Chapter 2. Jewel of the Valley

  Chapter 3. Darkening Shadows

  Chapter 4. Eye to Eye

  Chapter 5. Hope Springs Eternal

  Chapter 6. Sins of the Father

  Chapter 7. Affairs of the Heart

  Chapter 8. Great Expectations

  Chapter 9. The Big Shell

  Chapter 10. Guilty Secrets

  Chapter 11. The Torch

  Chapter 12. Concerns of the World

  Chapter 13. Muddy Waters

  Chapter 14. Open Wounds

  Chapter 15. Wading In

  Chapter 16. Three Days

  Chapter 17. Dual Identities

  Chapter 18. United We Stand, United We Fall

  Chapter 19. War Play

  Chapter 20. The Writing on the Walls

  Chapter 21. The Gathering

  Chapter 22. Circle of Stones

  Chapter 23. The Plenum of Four

  Chapter 24. The Dance

  Chapter 25. Against the Wall

  Chapter 26. Divination

  Chapter 27. Grounded

  Chapter 28. Into the Black

  Chapter 29. Inch by Inch

  Chapter 30. Dark Savior

  Chapter 31. Passage

  Chapter 32. Peaks and Valleys

  Chapter 33. Into the Pit

  Chapter 34. Betrayal

  Chapter 35. Across the Divide

  Chapter 37. Dangers in the Night

  Chapter 38. Demon on the Mountain

  Chapter 39. Seeing the Light

  Chapter 40. Race for Time

  Chapter 41. Fire and Brimstone

  Chapter 42. Lost

  Glossary

  About the Author

 

 

 


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