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Livre 2 sur 3: The Wolkarean Inscription

Walker, Connie A

 
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Synopsis

Katrine of Banur never wanted to be a Warrior or a Sorcerer. She must learn to be both.

Katrine stopped abruptly.
Spinning in a circle, she tried to see past the shadows of the trees and shrubs surrounding her.
Suddenly, three Neophytes lunged at her from behind a thicket of evergreen bushes. Their auras were awash with anger and jealousy and loathing.
Katrine's stomach flipped over. These three were the ringleaders of a gang that had been harassing her ever since she started her studies.
The boys formed a triangle around her.
Although Katrine has been at the Landorian Training Compound for only a few weeks, already she must fight for her life.

As the seasons pass, she faces hostility, distrust, betrayal, capture, and imprisonment by her enemies.

If she is to survive, she must overcome her insecurities and fears, accept her destiny without reservation, and master he complex set of powers.

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À propos de l'auteur

Connie A. Walker has been an insatiable reader and a compulsive writer since childhood. She is the author of the prize-winning plays The Light Still Burns and Nearly a Woman, as well as the prize-winning children’s book Timmy and the K’nick K’nocker Ring. Her novels include the Wolkarean Inscription Trilogy (The Spire of Kylet, The Eyes of Landor, Triumph at Serpent’s Head), the Wolkarean Enigma Trilogy (Revelation of Riddles, Sorcerers in Shokareen, Temple of Rulianthabah), and the Modern Fairytale Series (Echoes: A Modern Fairytale, Dark in the Forest: Another Modern Fairytale, Sunshine and Shadows: Yet Another Modern Fairytale, Reflections: Still One More Modern Fairytale). Ms. Walker was born in Idaho, attended elementary school in Kansas, and graduated high school in Alaska. She has a B.A. in theatre/playwriting from Brigham Young University, plus a B.S. in psychology and a Master’s degree in social work from the University of Utah. She has worked as a graphic artist, a technical writer, a foster care caseworker, and a mental health program manager.

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