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A year after she won the battle for
Septily, Clara feels trapped in Skycliff by the Allied Council. As the last
pieces of information about the Healing Caves fall into place, Clara is
attacked by an assassin. Covert Drinaii mercenaries and the Council aren’t
going to stop Clara from her quest to heal her broken blade. As Champion of
Aramatir, she must act.
Meanwhile, in the joint kingdoms of
Rrysorria and Wylandria, the youngest and still cursed swan prince despairs of
ever being whole again. In a moment of anger and desperation, Liam discovers a
blood link between him and a dark sorceress.
Clara won the battle for Septily, but her
battle isn’t over.
Champion
in Flight is the second book in The Champion Trilogy.
Tyrean Martinson lives and writes in the
Pacific Northwest, with her encouraging family. She likes to write, read,
teach, ski, bicycle, and walk.
Tyrean has been published in Overcoming Adversity, The Best of Every Day Poets and Sunday Snaps: The Stories. Dragonfold and Other Adventures, and Light Reflections showcase Tyrean’s
stories and poetry. She is currently hard at work on the third novel in The Champion Trilogy: Champion’s Destiny.
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Author Links:
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Cool Reviews for Champion in the Darkness,
used with permission by the reviewers:
“So often I've read ‘Christian” books which
have the same theme. ‘God is love and everything will work out for you.’ Yes,
God is love, but He is SO much more than that. And Tyrean showed so many more
of His attributes. A judge, a shepherd, and a warrior. I was really surprised
and impressed, and I came to love the story all the more because of it.”- Jack
Lewis Baillot, author of A Stretch of
Loyalty, Haphazardly Implausible, and Abolished Impracticality.
“I loved the way the author connected you
to the characters and made them seem like real people.” – Rylee, Teen Reviewer
“while the religious side was evident, it
never overwhelmed the story. I appreciated how Martinson not only showed people
displaying faith when times were easy, but how she explored loss of faith when
times were hard, and how different people coped with doubt, anger, and fear.” –
Nickie Anderson, author of Bright Star
19 comments:
Already downloaded it!
Congrats to Tyrean!
I'm seeing this book all over!
Hi Nick, nice to see Tyrean's book here.
Congrats, Tyrean! You're burning up the blogosphere!
Very good reviews! Good for you, Tyrean.
Yay for Tyrean! :)
Congrats to Tyrene! Looks like an awesome read :)
This sounds like a really good book. I love when the author is able to connect his/her characters with their readers by making them feel like real people.
Congrats to Tyrean! :)
And, congrats yet again to Tyrean!
Congrats Tyrean!
What great reviews!
Congrats to Tyrean!
Yay for Tyrean! I just love seeing the dream become reality--and especially where it involves epic fantasy. =)
Oooh, Christian YA!
This sounds like a page-turner. And having a name like Tyrean makes it all that much more awesome.
Yay! So glad to see new posts from you again. :-)
I love the sound of Tyrean's story. All the best to her!
Nick, I'm not sure how many followers you have; many more than I can see but, in any event, you’ve been nominated for the Liebster Award. Congratulations!
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