Jessica Hale: Unspoken (Preview)

By Jaie Cavell

The death of her family forces a young Jessica on the run, accused of their murder. With the entire realm hunting for her and all types of enemies prowling in the shadows, not even a full-blooded Clavine would survive. Under unlikely circumstances, she happens across a mysterious old woman who holds the keys to how she can prove her innocence. However, it is a long and treacherous journey; one that is likely to get her killed in the process. Running out of options, Jessica must face her fears and make a choice – conquer or be destroyed. With death breathing down her neck and all odds against her, it will be a ride to remember.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jaie Cavell
• Release date: Nov 12, 2014
• ISBN: 9781326079154

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JESSICA HALE: UNSPOKEN

JAIE CAVELL

The tragic loss of her sister sends a young Jessica’s world spiralling towards disaster. Alone and missing her guiding light, she must search the realm for the illusive Benton twins whom are foretold to be the key to unlocking her future. The shift in power from the changing of the throne welcomes a foreboding darkness and forces Jessica to face her fears and make a choice – conquer or be destroyed. With all odds against her and death breathing down her neck, it will be a ride to remember.

-PREFACE-

Fyeria was the embodiment of the ideal Clavine; she was beautiful, intelligent, kind-hearted and most importantly pure blooded. Of all the clans, Clavines were considered the most desirable for their pure blood as it heightens natural abilities and allows for faster development and growth. Any dilutions to the Clavine blood could produce a number of side effects, the most common being a boost to one’s power but a lessening in control. Under the rule of Tservin, king of the Clavine, any crossbred Clavine’s were viewed as inferior and would never hold a position in society above that of a slave. As a crossbreed’s power was unpredictable at best, any crossbreeds known to the realm were turned over to the palace for binding and then assigned to a family for their life of servitude. Tservin believed the importance of a pure blood line over that of anything else, rewarding his kind for keeping his belief alive and shunning any who went against his system. The shunned were sent outside the palace borders and left to fend for themselves. Only a small percentage would be lucky enough to find another clan whom would accept them as their own; leaving the others to die. Outside of the palace borders, only two clans were as well established as the Clavine – the Djinnae and the Haerth’ns.

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