Heirs
of War (Book
One)
Heirs
of War series
Upper YA/NA Fantasy
Book
Summary:
Seventeen year-old Zelene has never believed in magic or
been one to trust fate. Prophecies about princesses and long lost families were
the stuff of fairy tales and had no place in her life. But then magic-wielding
assassins attack claiming she is one of the five Duillaine Ainnir, the next
generation of the most powerful women who rule over the worlds. Together, the
five girls are prophesized to save the worlds from the war that has been raging
for years.
As their enemies strike, the girls are taken back to their world and discover the ties binding them together. Rhaya has always had an uncanny knack for reading people, but can’t seem to unravel the mystery tying her to Isauria, the new friend she bonded with instantly. For years, Isauria has been dreaming of Terrena, a girl living her life on the run in a magical world ripped apart by the tragedies of war, but Isauria is completely unaware that she is psychically linked to the world she was born in.
Zelene views them all, especially the elders, with a distrustful eye, familial bonds or no. When she learns that her long-lost twin Ariana has been captured by the rebels, Zelene’s attitude changes. She doesn’t know what she can do when her own magic is still locked within her, but can she trust the elders to rescue Ariana when it seems their medieval politics are what brought about the war in the first place? With all that is at stake, the answer becomes clear to Zelene.
Screw the worlds. She’s getting her sister back.
As their enemies strike, the girls are taken back to their world and discover the ties binding them together. Rhaya has always had an uncanny knack for reading people, but can’t seem to unravel the mystery tying her to Isauria, the new friend she bonded with instantly. For years, Isauria has been dreaming of Terrena, a girl living her life on the run in a magical world ripped apart by the tragedies of war, but Isauria is completely unaware that she is psychically linked to the world she was born in.
Zelene views them all, especially the elders, with a distrustful eye, familial bonds or no. When she learns that her long-lost twin Ariana has been captured by the rebels, Zelene’s attitude changes. She doesn’t know what she can do when her own magic is still locked within her, but can she trust the elders to rescue Ariana when it seems their medieval politics are what brought about the war in the first place? With all that is at stake, the answer becomes clear to Zelene.
Screw the worlds. She’s getting her sister back.
Links:
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/heirs-of-war-mara-valderran/1116875202?ean=2940045253567
Amazon US: http://www.amazon.com/Heirs-of-War-ebook/dp/B00FUCAQBQ/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid=
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Mara_Valderran_Heirs_of_War?id=ePSTAwAAQBAJ
Author Bio:
Mara
Valderran is not just an author of young adult and new adult novels. She has
dabbled in screenwriting, retired from acting, and drawn some pretty mean stick
figures in her time. She is an avid reader and loves all things fantasy.
Mara is more than just a madwoman with a writing box. She loves roller skating and movies, though typically not together. She lives in Las Vegas with her husband and demanding cat. She hopes to one day meet Daniel Jackson from SG1, or at least the actor who played him. When she’s not writing, you can find her reading, playing video games, or spending time at her favorite local coffee shop.
Mara is more than just a madwoman with a writing box. She loves roller skating and movies, though typically not together. She lives in Las Vegas with her husband and demanding cat. She hopes to one day meet Daniel Jackson from SG1, or at least the actor who played him. When she’s not writing, you can find her reading, playing video games, or spending time at her favorite local coffee shop.
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Sounds like a great book!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! =D
DeleteYes, nice blurb
ReplyDeleteThank you! Blurbs are the devil, so it's good to see it well received. lol =)
DeleteThe book sounds neat! I love the idea of the one girl dreaming of one of the others before they've met, being psychically linked (my YA book explores something similar, only within a romantic relationship). I like the idea of the girl chucking it all to go save her sister, too. It sounds like there's a lot going on. Great cover, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks! What's the name of your book? I'd love to look it up from what you said of it. =) And I love the cover, too. My cover artist is Gretchen Byers, someone I would highly recommend!
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