Aerwyna

Five hundred years after the Fade, InSea is ruled by five families. Survivors altered by the Teck join the Protecktorate, spreading lost knowledge. Aerwyna, of mixed heritage, faces society, the Protecktorate, and Xigent after a fatal accident. With tech rising, can she save herself and humanity?

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Book Details

Format

Paperback

Imprint

Chalk Stream Books

ISBN (Paperback)

978191705617

Language

English

Page Extent

492

Page Size

B Format Portrait (198×129mm)

About The Author

Fran Mulvey

Fran Mulvey

Poet and author of the InSea novels. Born in Ireland of Irish and Welsh heritage. A real Celt at heart, a seanchi ( SHAN-ə-khee,), bearer of old lore with their roots in the traditional poets attached the households of ancient Gaelic nobility.

I have written poetry as a commentary on life for as long as I can remember. It was often dark. While others saw a pretty red robin on a Christmas card, I saw the Genghis Kahn of the avian world cutting a swath through his enemies on the field of battle.

As a child I always want to be a librarian because I was an avid reader and loved the smell of old books. Each book was a whole new world just waiting to you to discover. Like we collect experience and grow, books seem to absorb both smells and energies till they become more than the whole. I would often find myself in the Lspace of an old bookshop, lost in a universe of dreams made manifest by the words that brought them forth.

Instead, my path has led me to create my own world, InSea, and Aerwyna and the characters have shared this journey with me.

Words are important, they are how we share our reality with others. Choose them carefully because the words that we create, in themselves recreate reality.

Five hundred years after a technological plague known as the Fade, InSea is ruled by five competing families. Those survivors permanently altered by the Teck have been forced to join the Protecktorate, a semi-religious organisation striving to save and spread lost knowledge, while worshiping “The Word”.

Aerwyna, a young girl stained by the sin of mixed heritage, looks for her place in this world, but a fatal accident pits her against society, the Protecktorate, and a shadowy organisation known as Xigent. While deep in the Bowl, tech is rising and time is running out. Can Aerwyna save both herself and humanity?