Cinkarion (Book 2)

The Heart of Fire

Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy, Epic Fantasy
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Author: J. A. Cullum ISBN: 9781894063722
Publisher: EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing Publication: July 16, 2012
Imprint: Language: English
Author: J. A. Cullum
ISBN: 9781894063722
Publisher: EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing
Publication: July 16, 2012
Imprint:
Language: English

There was a time when wizards ruled the world,
And in that Golden Age the wizards made Eight living crystals.
So, while wizards die, The karionin live and never fade.

Home to nine races of humans and near-humans, the world of Tamar lies on the brink of total war unless the living crystals known as the karionin find young wizards capable of attuning themselves to the magic of the stones.

In “LYSKARION: The Song of the Wind (Book One in the Karionin Chronicles)”, the karionin Lyskarion chooses one of the dolphin folk wizards as its bearer. Now in a world torn by war between the humans and tiger folk, a second living crystal, Cinkarion must select a new bearer—one who’s mind is as powerful as the crystal itself.

To the human wizards’ initial disappointment, Cinkarion chooses a member of tiger folk royalty, a young woman who is a commander in the navy. Could this be a mistake, or part of a bigger plan to bring together a new wizards’ council — one that represents all of the races of Tamar in equality?

About J. A. Cullum

J. A. Cullum is also the author of “LYSKARION: The Song of the Wind (Book One in the Karionin Chronicles)”. As a child, she could read and write by the age of four. Her major writing influences can be traced back to her father’s “stacks” — a collection of nearly two tons of science fiction and fantasy magazines — including works by Leigh Brackett, C. L. Moore and Poul Anderson. Cullum currently lives in Trinity County, California.

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There was a time when wizards ruled the world,
And in that Golden Age the wizards made Eight living crystals.
So, while wizards die, The karionin live and never fade.

Home to nine races of humans and near-humans, the world of Tamar lies on the brink of total war unless the living crystals known as the karionin find young wizards capable of attuning themselves to the magic of the stones.

In “LYSKARION: The Song of the Wind (Book One in the Karionin Chronicles)”, the karionin Lyskarion chooses one of the dolphin folk wizards as its bearer. Now in a world torn by war between the humans and tiger folk, a second living crystal, Cinkarion must select a new bearer—one who’s mind is as powerful as the crystal itself.

To the human wizards’ initial disappointment, Cinkarion chooses a member of tiger folk royalty, a young woman who is a commander in the navy. Could this be a mistake, or part of a bigger plan to bring together a new wizards’ council — one that represents all of the races of Tamar in equality?

About J. A. Cullum

J. A. Cullum is also the author of “LYSKARION: The Song of the Wind (Book One in the Karionin Chronicles)”. As a child, she could read and write by the age of four. Her major writing influences can be traced back to her father’s “stacks” — a collection of nearly two tons of science fiction and fantasy magazines — including works by Leigh Brackett, C. L. Moore and Poul Anderson. Cullum currently lives in Trinity County, California.

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