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    Tilda and the Bones of Kradlock: The Chronicles of Issraya, #3
    Tilda and the Dragons of Nargan: The Chronicles of Issraya, #4
    Tilda and the Mines of Pergatt: The Chronicles of Issraya, #2
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    The Chronicles of Issraya Series

    By Katherine Hetzel

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    About this series

    A wide-nostrilled black snout. Two bulbous eyes, shining white underneath a thick ridged brow. An opaque frill of leathery skin framing the face. Hints of purple light glinting on black scales. A long body, supported on four stumpy legs with widespread toes, and claws as long as a man's fingers. A thickened tail, almost as long as the body, dragging on the ground.

     

    Tilda saw it all in a split second, and whimpered, "Dragon!"

     

    In Book 4 of the Chronicles of Issraya, Tilda, Mage of Merjan, is exiled to her own region and blocked from using her Power as punishment for her bone-shattering actions in Kradlock. While the other Mages deal with unusual crop destruction by the dragons of Nargan, Tilda is escorted by a Mage-appointed steward from Academy to Academy to gain a working knowledge of the people of Issraya. 

     

    Frustrated by her imposed schedule, Tilda sneaks away from her steward and secretly travels to Nargan to help with the rampaging dragons. But before she reaches her destination she is attacked by one of them instead. Rurik, a local Healer, saves her and tends to her wounds. 

     

    While recovering from her injuries in Rurik's hut and without the use of her blocked Power, Tilda stumbles upon a connection with the marauding dragons and discovers the source responsible for their destructive tendencies. 

     

    Desperate to share her new knowledge, Tilda sets off with Rurik, hoping she's in time to show the Mages there's more to the crop destruction than just the dragons.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBedazzled Ink Publishing
    Release dateJun 1, 2020
    Tilda and the Bones of Kradlock: The Chronicles of Issraya, #3
    Tilda and the Dragons of Nargan: The Chronicles of Issraya, #4
    Tilda and the Mines of Pergatt: The Chronicles of Issraya, #2

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 2

      Tilda and the Mines of Pergatt: The Chronicles of Issraya, #2
      Tilda and the Mines of Pergatt: The Chronicles of Issraya, #2

      Tilda and the Mines of Pergatt: The Chronicles of Issraya, #2

      Katherine Hetzel
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      Tilda's initiation is barely over and she's already taking her first powermaging lessons and learning the legends of Issraya. She secretly practices making illuminorbs in her room until she drains her energy to a level she knows Silviu will notice. She sneaks to the Ringroom to get a power boost. To her horror, she discovers the silviron in the Ringstone had been tainted in the battle with Luisa and the conduit to the Power is fading. Tilda's waning Merjanian portion of the Power reveals there's more silviron in the mines of Pergatt.   Despite Silviu's orders to remain at Issraya, Tilda travels to Pergatt with Mage Duska in the hope of discovering the precious starmetal. Under the pretense of learning about the history of powermages and their regions, she joins a team of young gem miners in the hope they will lead her to the silviron.   In the mines, she stumbles upon evidence of the cursed stone from the most evil legend in the history of the mages.  Now she hopes she has enough knowledge and skill to defeat its dark magic.

      Tilda's initiation is barely over and she's already taking her first powermaging lessons and learning the legends of Issraya. She secretly practices making illuminorbs in her room until she drains her energy to a level she knows Silviu will notice. She sneaks to the Ringroom to get a power boost. To her horror, she discovers the silviron in the Ringstone had been tainted in the battle with Luisa and the conduit to the Power is fading. Tilda's waning Merjanian portion of the Power reveals there's more silviron in the mines of Pergatt.   Despite Silviu's orders to remain at Issraya, Tilda travels to Pergatt with Mage Duska in the hope of discovering the precious starmetal. Under the pretense of learning about the history of powermages and their regions, she joins a team of young gem miners in the hope they will lead her to the silviron.   In the mines, she stumbles upon evidence of the cursed stone from the most evil legend in the history of the mages.  Now she hopes she has enough knowledge and skill to defeat its dark magic.

    • 3

      Tilda and the Bones of Kradlock: The Chronicles of Issraya, #3
      Tilda and the Bones of Kradlock: The Chronicles of Issraya, #3

      Tilda and the Bones of Kradlock: The Chronicles of Issraya, #3

      Katherine Hetzel
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      In Book 3 of the Chronicles of Issraya, Tilda and the other mages of Ring Isle have a problem that could threaten their very existence. For the first time in their history, the powermages have in their possession silviron that's been tainted with dark power, perilous to keep on Ring Isle or to exist anywhere in the world where someone could encounter it.    The mages decide to put the tainted silviron in a small metal box and drop it into the turbulent waters of the Merjan Straits, which lie at the point where the inner and outer seas meet. Since Tilda was the one to find the silviron that restored their power, she's selected to dispose of the tainted silviron. Since Kamen, the aging Mage of Kradlock, has to cross the Merjan Straits to return home, Tilda accompanies him to fulfil her task and to help Kamen decide his successor.   Tilda soon discovers there's more to Kradlock than the famous Hanging Rock, colourful clothing, and cliffs full of cavern homes and markets. Kradlock's greatest pride are the honeycomb of tunnels full of the bones of ancestors, including the mortal remains of Kradlock's powermages that not only test her growing abilities but her right to be called the Mage of Merjan.  

      In Book 3 of the Chronicles of Issraya, Tilda and the other mages of Ring Isle have a problem that could threaten their very existence. For the first time in their history, the powermages have in their possession silviron that's been tainted with dark power, perilous to keep on Ring Isle or to exist anywhere in the world where someone could encounter it.    The mages decide to put the tainted silviron in a small metal box and drop it into the turbulent waters of the Merjan Straits, which lie at the point where the inner and outer seas meet. Since Tilda was the one to find the silviron that restored their power, she's selected to dispose of the tainted silviron. Since Kamen, the aging Mage of Kradlock, has to cross the Merjan Straits to return home, Tilda accompanies him to fulfil her task and to help Kamen decide his successor.   Tilda soon discovers there's more to Kradlock than the famous Hanging Rock, colourful clothing, and cliffs full of cavern homes and markets. Kradlock's greatest pride are the honeycomb of tunnels full of the bones of ancestors, including the mortal remains of Kradlock's powermages that not only test her growing abilities but her right to be called the Mage of Merjan.  

    • 4

      Tilda and the Dragons of Nargan: The Chronicles of Issraya, #4
      Tilda and the Dragons of Nargan: The Chronicles of Issraya, #4

      Tilda and the Dragons of Nargan: The Chronicles of Issraya, #4

      Katherine Hetzel
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      A wide-nostrilled black snout. Two bulbous eyes, shining white underneath a thick ridged brow. An opaque frill of leathery skin framing the face. Hints of purple light glinting on black scales. A long body, supported on four stumpy legs with widespread toes, and claws as long as a man's fingers. A thickened tail, almost as long as the body, dragging on the ground.   Tilda saw it all in a split second, and whimpered, "Dragon!"   In Book 4 of the Chronicles of Issraya, Tilda, Mage of Merjan, is exiled to her own region and blocked from using her Power as punishment for her bone-shattering actions in Kradlock. While the other Mages deal with unusual crop destruction by the dragons of Nargan, Tilda is escorted by a Mage-appointed steward from Academy to Academy to gain a working knowledge of the people of Issraya.    Frustrated by her imposed schedule, Tilda sneaks away from her steward and secretly travels to Nargan to help with the rampaging dragons. But before she reaches her destination she is attacked by one of them instead. Rurik, a local Healer, saves her and tends to her wounds.    While recovering from her injuries in Rurik's hut and without the use of her blocked Power, Tilda stumbles upon a connection with the marauding dragons and discovers the source responsible for their destructive tendencies.    Desperate to share her new knowledge, Tilda sets off with Rurik, hoping she's in time to show the Mages there's more to the crop destruction than just the dragons.

      A wide-nostrilled black snout. Two bulbous eyes, shining white underneath a thick ridged brow. An opaque frill of leathery skin framing the face. Hints of purple light glinting on black scales. A long body, supported on four stumpy legs with widespread toes, and claws as long as a man's fingers. A thickened tail, almost as long as the body, dragging on the ground.   Tilda saw it all in a split second, and whimpered, "Dragon!"   In Book 4 of the Chronicles of Issraya, Tilda, Mage of Merjan, is exiled to her own region and blocked from using her Power as punishment for her bone-shattering actions in Kradlock. While the other Mages deal with unusual crop destruction by the dragons of Nargan, Tilda is escorted by a Mage-appointed steward from Academy to Academy to gain a working knowledge of the people of Issraya.    Frustrated by her imposed schedule, Tilda sneaks away from her steward and secretly travels to Nargan to help with the rampaging dragons. But before she reaches her destination she is attacked by one of them instead. Rurik, a local Healer, saves her and tends to her wounds.    While recovering from her injuries in Rurik's hut and without the use of her blocked Power, Tilda stumbles upon a connection with the marauding dragons and discovers the source responsible for their destructive tendencies.    Desperate to share her new knowledge, Tilda sets off with Rurik, hoping she's in time to show the Mages there's more to the crop destruction than just the dragons.

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