Julia Caesar

Within the Hall, the community quivers in terror, as retribution seeks admittance. How will the Sorceress protect her people from the anger she has provoked? Having exiled Daro for his obsession with the ancient mages of their secret past, life is still far from peaceful in Selesh. 'Tapestry of Tten' book 3

Half a Rotation after the Great Storm, Jentaroth (the annual Rite of Passage), takes on new significance. Amidst mourning rituals, Ikella must protect the Union of the Sands from treachery within, whilst resisting her growing emotional attachment to the frail orphan she longs to adopt. 'Tapestry of Tten' book 2.

The Sorceress Ikella reaches far beyond her previously circumscribed existence, as she adopts a foundling of the Storm. Facing a choice between the child she loves, and the security of a world teetering on the brink of ecological disaster, she must discover why the word 'Sandsinger' haunts her dreams, and how their very existence depends on finding a mysterious 'Tapestry of Tten' book 1

Returning from Scartel to safety, Daro and Jalni are shaken by the death of a child. As Daro questions his faith in magic, Jalni decides that if he can face the past of a world, she can face her own, and slips away unseen. En route to Jerritol, followed by an old friend, she encounters Orto and decides to help him find the Tapestry of Tten. 'Tapestry of Tten' book 4.

Marran Dorenard never thought he'd find it difficult to follow the Ranger Code. Honouring the Grandfather who gave his life to save him, he must deal with a web of divided loyalties. Can he support the Lord of the Opal in his desire to break free from the constraints of Selesh and his obligations, or should he protect the vulnerable girl who has been the mainstay and support of his Tawn of Rangers?

As for Jalni... Deeply distressed by constant bickering, worried about Ikella's increasing frailty and concerned about her own erratic powers, she discovers she's pregnant. The Oracle's prediction was true! Frightened into running back to Scartel, she decides not to tell Daro, who seems intent on rejecting her. With the firm intention of surrendering the Sandsingers child to the Temple of the Winds, she returns to the Ashgenar with only Marran's sword for protection as she comes to terms with her destiny.

Can she take the child where his father can't find him? Or has the Shadow of the Singer cast itself ahead of her?