Child of the Mist (Gem of the Galaxy Series)

Child of the Mist (Gem of the Galaxy Series)

by Kae Cheatham
Child of the Mist (Gem of the Galaxy Series)

Child of the Mist (Gem of the Galaxy Series)

by Kae Cheatham

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Overview

After the death of her father, Juilan Pranss lands employment that takes her off planet-for the first time. She immediately begins having strange dreams and thoughts that continue, even after Joddrie Ferstan kidnaps her. Joddrie, a soldier of fortune with grandiose plans, takes her to a planet that is being colonized by her known world, where the Ceitwans-the humans of this distant planet-have existed for more than a millennium. They along with the indigenous Xirophans, are resisting the invasion.

As Joddrie compels her with him to implement his plans, Juilan's often-terrifying dreams persist and she fears she has been possessed. Juilan escapes Ferstan, with the help of the moody outcast, Trenner Curembac. He promises to help her with these mental aberrations and also gives her proof that she is Ceitwan and the heir to the mysterious Holder position. He helps her prepare to handle the Evincor-a crystalline anomaly that defies known physics as it yields critical information about the planet.

Juilan also learns that an economically-powerful, sadistic psychopath is stalking her every move, waiting to capture her so he can become dictator of the culture. His plans to achieve this could mean her death.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780971428706
Publisher: KAIOS Books
Publication date: 04/01/2008
Series: Gem of the Galaxy Series
Pages: 286
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.80(d)
Age Range: 9 - 15 Years

About the Author

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/
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