Fletcher DeLancey
Hi, MJS -- I must apologize for the ridiculous amount of time between your question and my answer! My inbox eats emails and I just uncovered this one.
In Catalyst, Ekatya felt the effects of being away from Andira because it was a separation in both space and time. They were apart for a very long time and had no idea when they'd see each other again. By the end of that book, Ekatya's new assignment meant she would always be (relatively) close by and making regular visits. That eased the effects quite a bit, as did her increased bond with Lhyn.
As for Lhyn, she does know, and you'll see in Book 8 that she and Salomen have a little chat about that particular bond... 😉
In Catalyst, Ekatya felt the effects of being away from Andira because it was a separation in both space and time. They were apart for a very long time and had no idea when they'd see each other again. By the end of that book, Ekatya's new assignment meant she would always be (relatively) close by and making regular visits. That eased the effects quite a bit, as did her increased bond with Lhyn.
As for Lhyn, she does know, and you'll see in Book 8 that she and Salomen have a little chat about that particular bond... 😉
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I attempt to word this in a way try to avoid spoilers as much as possible. The latest book, Vellmar the Blade, includes a romantic thread. The thread is written in a way that indicates that the relationship started prior to Vellmar the Blade. Will any of that relationship appear in book four, Catalyst?
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