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Kalla has claimed the third and final aspect of the waking wolf goddess. Now, she and her magister must take the Quill to Ganysha so the Elephant Lord may recreate the binding, and they must find Grael's Fang before they can face the Nagali. And if that was not enough, there are still lands to be freed. Meanwhile, darker troubles are brewing. Grosso, at the Nagali's behest, has begun to corrupt the Emperor of Argoth, fomenting war amongst the normally peaceful Argosians. If the Fleet mobilizes to attack, nobody will be able to stand in the way of its military might.

She has claimed two of Amaraaq's three aspects, but taking a consort has woken the lady, and their stay in Arkaddia will result in unexpected shifts within Kalla's tiny yet growing pack. She will learn more of who she is and of the role she is to play in the future. From Arkaddia, the group travels deep into Dashmar to challenge another of Al'dhumarna's pawns, and Kalla treads further along the path to claiming her last aspect - the empress.

In a world full of magic, wonder and blended technology, a year of awakening awaits Kalla kyl’Solidor - the wolf who sleeps. After a fire wyvern attacks her home, she sets on a harsh path to self-discovery. With the future of the realm at stake, Kalla and her magister embark on a journey that will shake the foundations of De Sikkari and shape their destiny.

In 1928, Chicago rocks to the rhythm of the Jazz Age, and Prohibition is in full swing. Small-town girl Marjorie Corrigan, visiting the city for the first time, has sworn that coffee's the strongest drink that will pass her lips. But her quiet, orderly life turns topsy-turvy when she spots her high school sweetheart - presumed killed in the Great War - alive and well in a train station. Suddenly everything is up for grabs. Although the stranger insists he's not who she thinks he is, Marjorie becomes obsessed with finding out the truth.

Beth is devastated to return to find her home practically burnt to the ground, although thankful to the group of Amish men and women who risked their lives to save a few of her possessions, as well as her cat. With no family of her own, and very little money saved, Beth is grateful to accept the help of the nearby Amish family who welcome her into their home. The oldest son, Michael, is part of the Amish building team who have offered to help rebuild her home for as little a cost as possible.