Wind Over Troubled Waters, by Francene Stanley & Edith Parzefall, is the first of currently four books in the Higher Ground series, a post-apocalyptic fantasy adventure.
Reviews:
“After a landslide beginning, Wind Over Troubled Waters sweeps us along in a perfect mix of misadventure and challenge on Cerridwen and Sasha’s parallel quests.”
Rosalie Skinner, author of The Chronicles of Caleath
“This dark, edgy novel forces us to confront human nature in the raw…with eyes wide open.”
Wendy Laharnar, author of The Unhewn Stone
“Wind Over Troubled Waters is a charming adventure across postdiluvian Britland, where humankind has been reduced to brutal, tribal living. Might makes right unless Cerridwen and her friends can bring about a fairer future. The excitement of their challenges is matched by the beauty of the authors’ elegant, lyrical prose.”
Lynne M. Hinkey, author of Marina Melee
Back cover:
Corn World. Britland. After the great flood, only memories, debris and derelict buildings speak of a past civilization. Visions of these disturbing times haunt Cerridwen’s dreams. When her dying mother sends Cerridwen to find a mural in Saint Eyes and lead Britland into a better future, the young healer has little choice but to set out on a life-changing quest. Her ability to perceive auras convinces her to accept nature-attuned Trevly’s offer of protection.
Bent on adventure and enthralled by the promise of treasure, beautiful Sasha, cunning Aron and uncut Boris join forces to get the most out of life. Their selfish plans collide with Cerridwen’s when they learn about a powerful ring and a mural pointing the way to its location.
For a glimpse of the future we’ve conjured up, read Chapter One.
And this is what Cornwall, England, looks like in 2222, according to a mapmaker of the future. Thank you, Rosalie Skinner!
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Higher Ground Series
Wind Over Troubled Waters, by Francene Stanley & Edith Parzefall, is the first of currently four books in the Higher Ground series, a post-apocalyptic fantasy adventure.
Reviews:
“After a landslide beginning, Wind Over Troubled Waters sweeps us along in a perfect mix of misadventure and challenge on Cerridwen and Sasha’s parallel quests.”
Rosalie Skinner, author of The Chronicles of Caleath
“This dark, edgy novel forces us to confront human nature in the raw…with eyes wide open.”
Wendy Laharnar, author of The Unhewn Stone
“Wind Over Troubled Waters is a charming adventure across postdiluvian Britland, where humankind has been reduced to brutal, tribal living. Might makes right unless Cerridwen and her friends can bring about a fairer future. The excitement of their challenges is matched by the beauty of the authors’ elegant, lyrical prose.”
Lynne M. Hinkey, author of Marina Melee
Back cover:
Corn World. Britland. After the great flood, only memories, debris and derelict buildings speak of a past civilization. Visions of these disturbing times haunt Cerridwen’s dreams. When her dying mother sends Cerridwen to find a mural in Saint Eyes and lead Britland into a better future, the young healer has little choice but to set out on a life-changing quest. Her ability to perceive auras convinces her to accept nature-attuned Trevly’s offer of protection.
Bent on adventure and enthralled by the promise of treasure, beautiful Sasha, cunning Aron and uncut Boris join forces to get the most out of life. Their selfish plans collide with Cerridwen’s when they learn about a powerful ring and a mural pointing the way to its location.
For a glimpse of the future we’ve conjured up, read Chapter One.
And this is what Cornwall, England, looks like in 2222, according to a mapmaker of the future. Thank you, Rosalie Skinner!