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    Atapi Sorceress
    Korvu: The Beginning
    The Wild One
    Ebook series3 titles

    Atapi Sorceress Series

    By Margaret Gregory

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    About this series

    Jai Ansuni was the first female Atapi sorcerer for thousands of years, but she dare not reveal it to her sire.
    When five hundred year old tribal sorcerer, Stacion Ansuni, kidnaps two children of the humanoid Kumatan, and barbarically dismembers fifteen Kumatan guards, he escalates the enmity between Atapi and Kumatan to an ominous level. Jai’s womb mate, Con, who is Stacion’s apprentice, try to mitigate the atrocity by helping the children to escape – but it is not enough.
    With the Kumatan out to destroy Stacion and his tribe, Jai risks her life and freedom, in trying to make a truce with them. Con knows he must defeat his sire, but Stacion challenges him before he is ready. Then Jai discovers that Stacion has a way to leave Korvu and to escape to the unsuspecting world called Earth.
    Fast paced and enthralling, Korvu: the beginning pits young against old, right against wrong in the fight to protect innocent lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMargaret Gregory
    Release dateJul 13, 2013
    Atapi Sorceress
    Korvu: The Beginning
    The Wild One

    Titles in the series (3)

    • The Wild One
      The Wild One

      The Wild One

      Margaret Gregory
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      The Atapi, a warrior alien race led by a barbaric sorcerer, have masqueraded as humans for over twenty years. The Kumatan, intend to hunt them all down. Jai has no love for the Atapi, since they only want her dead. She escapes from them, only to run into their enemy, the Kumatan Slave Master. At the hidden Kumatan village, despite the prejudice of the Kumatan and the provocation of the captured Atapi slaves, Jai tries to maintain her human bred values. As she learns more about herself and her unknown biological mother, she realises that she has inherited her mother’s talent for sorcery. Before she can even imagine what that means and with only the barest understanding of her own potential, Jai must use her human guile and stubbornness to prevail against the Sorcerer, and the Kumatan who want to neutralise her power. Only when all the Atapi are dead or captured, does she realise that the Kumatan intend to take her to their home world of Korvu.

      The Atapi, a warrior alien race led by a barbaric sorcerer, have masqueraded as humans for over twenty years. The Kumatan, intend to hunt them all down. Jai has no love for the Atapi, since they only want her dead. She escapes from them, only to run into their enemy, the Kumatan Slave Master. At the hidden Kumatan village, despite the prejudice of the Kumatan and the provocation of the captured Atapi slaves, Jai tries to maintain her human bred values. As she learns more about herself and her unknown biological mother, she realises that she has inherited her mother’s talent for sorcery. Before she can even imagine what that means and with only the barest understanding of her own potential, Jai must use her human guile and stubbornness to prevail against the Sorcerer, and the Kumatan who want to neutralise her power. Only when all the Atapi are dead or captured, does she realise that the Kumatan intend to take her to their home world of Korvu.

    • Atapi Sorceress
      Atapi Sorceress

      Atapi Sorceress

      Margaret Gregory
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      Seventeen-year-old Jai Cassidy is beginning her mission of reversing the decline of the non-humanoid Atapi. As a sorceress and an Atapi-Human hybrid, she is vehemently disliked by the male Atapi sorcerers and the humanoid rulers of Korvu. Regardless of the opposition, Jai is still determined to protect and nurture the Atapi. However, her task is complicated by the treacherous activities of a group of alien engineers, who are inciting insurrection and harsh reprisals. As an outsider, Jai can see the truth of the conflict. Using sorcery and her native human cunning, she must convince the fiercely independent sorcerers to work with their humanoid enemies and the powerful Galactic Enforcers – and then convince Korvu’s rulers to stop persecuting the Atapi, and allow them to grow stronger and regain their rightful place as defenders of Korvu. Suspenseful and fast moving, Atapi Sorceress captures the essence of conflicting alien societies and the power of being true to one’s nature.

      Seventeen-year-old Jai Cassidy is beginning her mission of reversing the decline of the non-humanoid Atapi. As a sorceress and an Atapi-Human hybrid, she is vehemently disliked by the male Atapi sorcerers and the humanoid rulers of Korvu. Regardless of the opposition, Jai is still determined to protect and nurture the Atapi. However, her task is complicated by the treacherous activities of a group of alien engineers, who are inciting insurrection and harsh reprisals. As an outsider, Jai can see the truth of the conflict. Using sorcery and her native human cunning, she must convince the fiercely independent sorcerers to work with their humanoid enemies and the powerful Galactic Enforcers – and then convince Korvu’s rulers to stop persecuting the Atapi, and allow them to grow stronger and regain their rightful place as defenders of Korvu. Suspenseful and fast moving, Atapi Sorceress captures the essence of conflicting alien societies and the power of being true to one’s nature.

    • Korvu: The Beginning
      Korvu: The Beginning

      Korvu: The Beginning

      Margaret Gregory
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      Jai Ansuni was the first female Atapi sorcerer for thousands of years, but she dare not reveal it to her sire. When five hundred year old tribal sorcerer, Stacion Ansuni, kidnaps two children of the humanoid Kumatan, and barbarically dismembers fifteen Kumatan guards, he escalates the enmity between Atapi and Kumatan to an ominous level. Jai’s womb mate, Con, who is Stacion’s apprentice, try to mitigate the atrocity by helping the children to escape – but it is not enough. With the Kumatan out to destroy Stacion and his tribe, Jai risks her life and freedom, in trying to make a truce with them. Con knows he must defeat his sire, but Stacion challenges him before he is ready. Then Jai discovers that Stacion has a way to leave Korvu and to escape to the unsuspecting world called Earth. Fast paced and enthralling, Korvu: the beginning pits young against old, right against wrong in the fight to protect innocent lives.

      Jai Ansuni was the first female Atapi sorcerer for thousands of years, but she dare not reveal it to her sire. When five hundred year old tribal sorcerer, Stacion Ansuni, kidnaps two children of the humanoid Kumatan, and barbarically dismembers fifteen Kumatan guards, he escalates the enmity between Atapi and Kumatan to an ominous level. Jai’s womb mate, Con, who is Stacion’s apprentice, try to mitigate the atrocity by helping the children to escape – but it is not enough. With the Kumatan out to destroy Stacion and his tribe, Jai risks her life and freedom, in trying to make a truce with them. Con knows he must defeat his sire, but Stacion challenges him before he is ready. Then Jai discovers that Stacion has a way to leave Korvu and to escape to the unsuspecting world called Earth. Fast paced and enthralling, Korvu: the beginning pits young against old, right against wrong in the fight to protect innocent lives.

    Author

    Margaret Gregory

    I have loved writing stories since I was in high school. Now...some years later...I am enjoying making them come alive again.After being a scientist for years, I have since turned to writing fantasy for upcoming publication and creating science articles for The Australia Times.

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