Book Review: Michelle Sagara’s Cast in Peril
That egg was lucky, absorbing the blast as it did, but Private Kaylin Neya still has problems with her Dragon roommate, refugees pouring in, and citizens vanishing from Fief Tiamaris.
That egg was lucky, absorbing the blast as it did, but Private Kaylin Neya still has problems with her Dragon roommate, refugees pouring in, and citizens vanishing from Fief Tiamaris.
Seven identical corpses are discovered in the streets of a Dragon’s fief, and Private Kaylin Neya must discover who they were, who killed them and why.
A Hawk with a violent past, Kaylin Neya thought she was prepared for anything, something big breaks through the barriers between worlds and the skies rain blood.
When a group is suspected of causing a tidal wave, Private Kaylin Neya must come to Court where the emperor has commissioned a play to ease racial tensions, and the writer has his own ideas about who should be the focus.
Kaylin’s past puts her under a cloud of suspicions when the city’s oracles warn of brewing unrest in the outer fiefdoms.
A girl in a pool needs help, a mysterious ancient box with no keyhole, holding a great darkness inside is stolen in Elani Street. It’s another day in Private Kaylin Neya’s life.
Kaylin’s healing magic is the only shot at saving the High Lord’s heir, and she must go to the Barrani High Court, where only grace and manners have a chance of keeping you alive.
Children are dying, and a dark, familiar pattern is emerging. Kaylin must go back into Nightshade with a partner she can’t trust, a Dragon lord, and a device to contain her powers.
Three short fantastic stories that involve the moon.