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Conception
Outside the walled and gated Port Cities, the women of Surset rule. Inside, who knows… They won’t let anyone in.
In Book One: The Call. The Andran Company takes a detour from their charter contracts when the resident priestess receives a Call to perform an Oracle Tea Ceremony.
Another spoiled princess needs the Oracle to find her perfect consort.
The Company thought this was going to be a luxury vacation; relaxed and entertained by a royal courtship, but when legends and intrigue collide, they are confronted with a deadly conspiracy that threatens the foundation of their society…
And maybe the princess’ engagement party.
This first in series, romantic sci-fi adventure will introduce you to a world that has forgotten its past even as it reaches for its future.
In Book One: The Call. The Andran Company takes a detour from their charter contracts when the resident priestess receives a Call to perform an Oracle Tea Ceremony.
Another spoiled princess needs the Oracle to find her perfect consort.
The Company thought this was going to be a luxury vacation; relaxed and entertained by a royal courtship, but when legends and intrigue collide, they are confronted with a deadly conspiracy that threatens the foundation of their society…
And maybe the princess’ engagement party.
This first in series, romantic sci-fi adventure will introduce you to a world that has forgotten its past even as it reaches for its future.
62 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 1, 2020
About the author
Ubriel Bryne
14 books5 followersUbriel Bryne is a pen name of Amy Norton.
Amy Norton has been a professional legal code editor since 2015. She writes under her own name as well as Ubriel Bryne and Jami Lee Montgomery and publishes all three under www.UbrielBryneBooks.com.
Amy lives in the tropical hell that is the panhandle of North Florida with Zacharyn Norton, two loud-mouthed dogs, and two cats, one lanky, the other a chunk. When she isn’t braving the wild waters of her local area in her kayak, crossing swords with mosquitoes and competing in water acrobatics against colossal alligators, she is hiking and camping or taking road trips to hike and camp in new and less nightmarish climates.
Ubriel Bryne’s writing is sometimes whimsical and sometimes flippant but always full of creative imagery. She has been writing for two decades and released a few shorter works here and there. Her debut novel series, The Ports of Surset, was released in 2020.
Her new dark urban fantasy series, Starling Nightcastle, is due to begin January 7, 2023.
Amy Norton has been a professional legal code editor since 2015. She writes under her own name as well as Ubriel Bryne and Jami Lee Montgomery and publishes all three under www.UbrielBryneBooks.com.
Amy lives in the tropical hell that is the panhandle of North Florida with Zacharyn Norton, two loud-mouthed dogs, and two cats, one lanky, the other a chunk. When she isn’t braving the wild waters of her local area in her kayak, crossing swords with mosquitoes and competing in water acrobatics against colossal alligators, she is hiking and camping or taking road trips to hike and camp in new and less nightmarish climates.
Ubriel Bryne’s writing is sometimes whimsical and sometimes flippant but always full of creative imagery. She has been writing for two decades and released a few shorter works here and there. Her debut novel series, The Ports of Surset, was released in 2020.
Her new dark urban fantasy series, Starling Nightcastle, is due to begin January 7, 2023.
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January 11, 2021
Excellent insight into Sol and Lu
I think reading this "prequel" after the books was perfect. The first meeting of Sol and Lu was entertaining and sweet. The difficulties they experienced felt very real and true to this world. I really enjoy this series.
I think reading this "prequel" after the books was perfect. The first meeting of Sol and Lu was entertaining and sweet. The difficulties they experienced felt very real and true to this world. I really enjoy this series.
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