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The Crystal Cavern
Taran shouldn't exist.
And if the most powerful necromancer in the world has his way--he won't.
Taran's life is full of contradictions. In a world where sorcery doesn't exist, young Taran is a sorcerer. Dreams should be harmless and private, but Taran's entire village dies, because of a dream. He has a frightening, unique talent, powerful enemies, and murderous vengeance to seek.
Why was his hometown ruthlessly destroyed?
Why do horrible events continue to follow him wherever he goes?
He must face his fate, and find his freedom, in the Crystal Cave.
And if the most powerful necromancer in the world has his way--he won't.
Taran's life is full of contradictions. In a world where sorcery doesn't exist, young Taran is a sorcerer. Dreams should be harmless and private, but Taran's entire village dies, because of a dream. He has a frightening, unique talent, powerful enemies, and murderous vengeance to seek.
Why was his hometown ruthlessly destroyed?
Why do horrible events continue to follow him wherever he goes?
He must face his fate, and find his freedom, in the Crystal Cave.
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First published August 1, 2010
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About the author
Sandra Miller
11 books10 followersSandra Miller is an author. She's that girl you knew in school who always had a notebook in one hand and a pen in the other, and spent every spare second experimenting with ways to put them together.
She's also a violinist who has performed with the Las Vegas Symphony Orchestra, the UNLV Symphony Orchestra, and played in the band for a Kenny Rogers show. She's done productions of Oklahoma!, Le Nozze di Figaro, Madame Butterfly, and too many others to list. She's been playing and teaching music for nearly thirty years.
Her fiction works have previously appeared in Alienskin Magazine, Long Story Short, and Bewildering Stories.
Her poetry has appeared at Storyhouse, and one of her poems won the Grand Prize in the FictionAddiction 2002 poetry contest.
Her non-fiction articles have appeared in Writer's Journal, Music for the Love of It, Antiques & Collecting Magazine, Writing World, Vision for Writers, and Writer's Forum, a Writer's Digest publication.
She can be found on the web at www.sandra-miller.com
She's also a violinist who has performed with the Las Vegas Symphony Orchestra, the UNLV Symphony Orchestra, and played in the band for a Kenny Rogers show. She's done productions of Oklahoma!, Le Nozze di Figaro, Madame Butterfly, and too many others to list. She's been playing and teaching music for nearly thirty years.
Her fiction works have previously appeared in Alienskin Magazine, Long Story Short, and Bewildering Stories.
Her poetry has appeared at Storyhouse, and one of her poems won the Grand Prize in the FictionAddiction 2002 poetry contest.
Her non-fiction articles have appeared in Writer's Journal, Music for the Love of It, Antiques & Collecting Magazine, Writing World, Vision for Writers, and Writer's Forum, a Writer's Digest publication.
She can be found on the web at www.sandra-miller.com
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June 21, 2012
This is a great fantasy short story! Learning about Taran’s world of being a wizard vs. being a sorcerer (the later of which supposedly do not exit…think again!) It’s a great little journey into another life!
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