Blue: Book One of the Adamadas Chronicles

· Australian eBook Publisher
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158
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About this ebook

Asha of Blue learns to be a queen while a refugee in neighbouring Ob’ronn, home of the golden ones. Redlands, the third nation of The Land, an island continent on the planet Adamadas, also helps her reclaim her heritage from her murderous uncle, Endor the Wizard when she turns seventeen. It is a time of great change after a thousand anos of peace, as the final attempt by T’chata’a followers to regain their ancient, corrupt control over the entire planet triggers the LastWar. Asha overcomes her fears and leads the remnant of her people into a new life where their potential is realised and where she finds her own destiny. 

This is a story where spirit and physical life interact, and where each nation has its own unique culture and place and people. In The Land, BlueOnes are blue, forest-folk, weavers and ithkachers (‘fishermen’ to Earth-beings), Redlanders are red, flamboyant and technologically advanced, and Ob’ronnees are golden, practical caretaker-farmers. Adamadan technology plays a significant role in Asha’s adventures, as do the creatures and forests that she loves; but above all, it is people and their fulfillment that inspires her to serve her nation with her whole heart.

About the author

LynMiller has led an eclectic life, both in work and study, collecting characters and experiences which she draws on for her writing. She has won publication in short story competitions and has contributed stories and articles to magazines under her real name. She has lived (and travelled) in NZ and Canada and now lives in Australia; she has also travelled in Zimbabwe, Europe, UK and the USA.

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