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    Soul of the Sea: A Tale of Glencarragh, #3
    Wind Singer - Book Two of the Sea Glass Trilogy: A Tale of Glencarragh, #2
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    A Tale of Glencarragh Series

    By Melanie Leavey

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    About this series

    Awkward, anxious and prone to daydreaming as an escape from her troubles, Trudy Erskine has never felt like she belongs anywhere. Anywhere, that is, except Glencarragh.

     

    Spending magical summers on Glencarragh with her Aunt Calla were the only thing to shelter her from an otherwise tormented childhood. Until one year when Trudy does the very thing that Aunt Calla has warned her against - she makes a bargain with a faery.

     

    Years later, when a job opens up as an elementary school teaching assistant on her beloved island Trudy knows she has to take it and for the first time she begins to feel settled. She loves her work and she's found warm friendships in Frances and Cliona who accept her strange, daydreaming ways without question.

     

    However, life on the island quickly turns into more than she bargained for. 

     

    When Trudy stumbles across a selkie boy, she discovers that all of her daydreams have been real - she has the rare ability to travel between Faery and the mortal realm, to a place called the In-Between. To make the situation more confusing, now that she's come back to Glencarragh, the oath she made years ago is being called in by none other than Skelly, an exiled lord of the sea. 

     

    What Skelly wants Trudy to do would mean sacrificing her life as she knows it. But, when you make a promise to a faery, do you have any choice but to follow through on it?

    Will Trudy be forced to live up to her end of the bargain? Or can she work with her new friends to find an alternative? And what about Lira, the vengeful sea-queen who is bent on taking what's owed to her?

     

    In this exciting conclusion to the Sea Glass Trilogy, return to Glencarragh - to old friends and new - for a tale of hope and magic, where one young woman's desire to escape her worries takes an unexpected turn.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMelanie Leavey
    Release dateJun 21, 2020
    Soul of the Sea: A Tale of Glencarragh, #3
    Wind Singer - Book Two of the Sea Glass Trilogy: A Tale of Glencarragh, #2

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      Wind Singer - Book Two of the Sea Glass Trilogy: A Tale of Glencarragh, #2
      Wind Singer - Book Two of the Sea Glass Trilogy: A Tale of Glencarragh, #2

      Wind Singer - Book Two of the Sea Glass Trilogy: A Tale of Glencarragh, #2

      Melanie Leavey
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      There has to be more to life than being trapped on a tiny island.   Cliona Stewart's family has lived on the magical island of Glencarragh, where selkies live in the bay and faery folk can be found closer than you'd imagine, for generations.   Cliona knows that she should be proud of the legacy her family has built. Her father and brother are fishermen, just like her grandfather and uncles before them, and she and her Gran have the important task of collecting the sea glass that holds the selkies magic. She should be happy, surrounded by her family and tasked with such important work, but all that Cliona wants is freedom.   Freedom to explore, to stretch her wings and fly as far and as fast as she can. But when Gran tells Cliona of a secret power that she has inherited, her dreams of leaving Glencarragh become more complicated than she could have ever imagined.   Cliona is a Wind Singer. She has the rare power to control the frequent, terrible, and unnatural wind storms that attack the island.   Now that she knows her true identity, Cliona is faced with a difficult decision.   Will she accept her fate and stay on the island? Or will she leave everything she's ever known and leave the island unprotected from the wicked forces that are trying to destroy it?  

      There has to be more to life than being trapped on a tiny island.   Cliona Stewart's family has lived on the magical island of Glencarragh, where selkies live in the bay and faery folk can be found closer than you'd imagine, for generations.   Cliona knows that she should be proud of the legacy her family has built. Her father and brother are fishermen, just like her grandfather and uncles before them, and she and her Gran have the important task of collecting the sea glass that holds the selkies magic. She should be happy, surrounded by her family and tasked with such important work, but all that Cliona wants is freedom.   Freedom to explore, to stretch her wings and fly as far and as fast as she can. But when Gran tells Cliona of a secret power that she has inherited, her dreams of leaving Glencarragh become more complicated than she could have ever imagined.   Cliona is a Wind Singer. She has the rare power to control the frequent, terrible, and unnatural wind storms that attack the island.   Now that she knows her true identity, Cliona is faced with a difficult decision.   Will she accept her fate and stay on the island? Or will she leave everything she's ever known and leave the island unprotected from the wicked forces that are trying to destroy it?  

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      Soul of the Sea: A Tale of Glencarragh, #3
      Soul of the Sea: A Tale of Glencarragh, #3

      Soul of the Sea: A Tale of Glencarragh, #3

      Melanie Leavey
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      Awkward, anxious and prone to daydreaming as an escape from her troubles, Trudy Erskine has never felt like she belongs anywhere. Anywhere, that is, except Glencarragh.   Spending magical summers on Glencarragh with her Aunt Calla were the only thing to shelter her from an otherwise tormented childhood. Until one year when Trudy does the very thing that Aunt Calla has warned her against - she makes a bargain with a faery.   Years later, when a job opens up as an elementary school teaching assistant on her beloved island Trudy knows she has to take it and for the first time she begins to feel settled. She loves her work and she's found warm friendships in Frances and Cliona who accept her strange, daydreaming ways without question.   However, life on the island quickly turns into more than she bargained for.    When Trudy stumbles across a selkie boy, she discovers that all of her daydreams have been real - she has the rare ability to travel between Faery and the mortal realm, to a place called the In-Between. To make the situation more confusing, now that she's come back to Glencarragh, the oath she made years ago is being called in by none other than Skelly, an exiled lord of the sea.    What Skelly wants Trudy to do would mean sacrificing her life as she knows it. But, when you make a promise to a faery, do you have any choice but to follow through on it? Will Trudy be forced to live up to her end of the bargain? Or can she work with her new friends to find an alternative? And what about Lira, the vengeful sea-queen who is bent on taking what's owed to her?   In this exciting conclusion to the Sea Glass Trilogy, return to Glencarragh - to old friends and new - for a tale of hope and magic, where one young woman's desire to escape her worries takes an unexpected turn.

      Awkward, anxious and prone to daydreaming as an escape from her troubles, Trudy Erskine has never felt like she belongs anywhere. Anywhere, that is, except Glencarragh.   Spending magical summers on Glencarragh with her Aunt Calla were the only thing to shelter her from an otherwise tormented childhood. Until one year when Trudy does the very thing that Aunt Calla has warned her against - she makes a bargain with a faery.   Years later, when a job opens up as an elementary school teaching assistant on her beloved island Trudy knows she has to take it and for the first time she begins to feel settled. She loves her work and she's found warm friendships in Frances and Cliona who accept her strange, daydreaming ways without question.   However, life on the island quickly turns into more than she bargained for.    When Trudy stumbles across a selkie boy, she discovers that all of her daydreams have been real - she has the rare ability to travel between Faery and the mortal realm, to a place called the In-Between. To make the situation more confusing, now that she's come back to Glencarragh, the oath she made years ago is being called in by none other than Skelly, an exiled lord of the sea.    What Skelly wants Trudy to do would mean sacrificing her life as she knows it. But, when you make a promise to a faery, do you have any choice but to follow through on it? Will Trudy be forced to live up to her end of the bargain? Or can she work with her new friends to find an alternative? And what about Lira, the vengeful sea-queen who is bent on taking what's owed to her?   In this exciting conclusion to the Sea Glass Trilogy, return to Glencarragh - to old friends and new - for a tale of hope and magic, where one young woman's desire to escape her worries takes an unexpected turn.

    Author

    Melanie Leavey

    Melanie....or, just Mel, if you please....is an indie author of urban fantasy and magical realism. Her stories are written around themes of place, belonging and ecofeminism.  She believes that stories ought to serve as both comfort and escapism and should, above all other things, restore our belief in wonder and delight. When she's not writing stories, she's also a gardener, herbalist, compulsive exclaimer and bookworm. She's an aspiring hermit, loves all-things-analogue and is happiest when drinking excess quantities of tea while thumbing through the latest David Austin rose catalogue. She blogs about all of the above mentioned things plus other oddments and miscellany at her website.... www.threeravens.ca/blog

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