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Daughter of the Stone

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Dwinn Somuron is part of the third generation of people whose starship crash-landed on a planet's massive storm-battered plateau. More than half of the first generation explored the trees beyond the sheer escarpment-and vanished. Those remaining struggled for survival in the depths of a rock-shrouded realm they called the Always Dark. Dwinn lives in the Always Dark. Within these stone walls the once star-faring culture has been reduced to feudal conditions and women are shunted aside as only workers and breeders. Dwinn abhors the conditions and continually breaks rules of conduct. She is driven by inherent memories that give fragments of her ancestors' lives. There is a stone, her mind tells her...a special stone that can validate her family's legend that those who vanished into the trees-into Beyond--really survived. Although thoughts of the stone intrigue her, reaching Beyond is Dwinn's obsessive goal. She has already planned her escape. But her plans are stymied when she meets Lusaar Gursenni, the only son of the head official of the land. His enemies want to dispose of him and his reformist parent ruler. Lusaar resists and becomes a hunted man. Although their compulsions are different, Lusaar and Dwinn make concessions. Together they must battle mutual enemies and harsh environmental conditions while trying to reach their goals.

Author Biography:

Kae Cheatham has thirteen published titles in several genres (SF, historical, and contemporary), for adults, young adults and children. She has been acclaimed by the National Council for the Social Studies-Children's Book Council Joint Committee (The Best Way Out), and Western Writers of America (Dennis Banks: Native American Activist). Kae has edited for several national publishers, and written for newspapers and magazines, including American Cowboy and Pro Rodeo World. For several years she worked as an assistant editor at Athlon Sports Communications, Inc. Her poetry has been in Pikestaff Forum, The Redneck Review of Literature, Crosscurrents and other literary journals. She currently edits and designs books, including covers, for authors. Kae lives in Montana. Visit her Web site to learn more. http: //www.kaios.com/
Release date Australia
August 24th, 2018
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Illustrations
Illustrations, black and white
Pages
330
Dimensions
152x229x19
ISBN-13
9780971428751
Product ID
28397978

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