The Kaerling Boxsets Series

What starts as an innocent for the Unicorn's trail turns into a sinister nightmare …   "Two flawed protagonists combined with lyrical writing, make this a spell-binding read!" Jiri   Pursued by villagers for angering the gods, Otta seeks to evade capture whilst following the Unicorn's Trail.   Otta must deal with the dark side of her character and the memory loss of her twin, as the influence of the foreign ambassadors, the kaerlings, becomes more pronounced.   The god's commands must be obeyed and Otta finds herself on the southern plains before the true meaning of the Unicorn's Trail is revealed.   The Day of Weird contains the first three volumes of The Kaerling – a fantasy epic set in the world of Nirunen.

When Lored escapes from the Isle of Yrjo, he discovers his problems have only just started.   "Freya's ability to craft complex characters and create an interwoven storyline shows well in this volume! The way things play out as the story unfolds, with some mysteries answered and others yet to be revealed, makes me want to know more of this world!" Troy   On returning to his homeland, Lored is met with shocking news that turns his life upside down. His quest for the truth takes him to the hidden land of Zorat where he is given a new purpose in life; to find the sister he's never met.   As the kaerling influence spreads throughout the land of Falna, Tari, a young acolyte, feels threatened by their continued questions. When the kaerlings abduct one of Tari's friends, she and the priestess, Undine must find a way to leave the Temple.   Meanwhile, Otta and Erl seek to find the young boy Derri and rescue him from the kaerlings' clutches. But first, they must face Jas, the kaerling hellbent on murdering Otta...   The Kaerling is a series of linked novels that can be read individually as well as in chronological order.   Warning: contains scenes of a sexual nature and some violence which some readers may find upsetting.

Four companions drawn together on a quest not of their making.   "I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It's a beautifully written story and I find all of the characters interesting. The descriptions, particularly of the sea voyage, were fabulous. I can feel myself being present in the places described. There are lots of hints of problems to come and foreshadowing which all adds to a sense of mystery." E Baxter   The twins, Otta and Erl, seek to retrieve the boy Derri from his kaerling family, whilst Tari is determined to rescue Lally who has been abducted by the kaerlings. Lored has promised the Zoratti that he will protect the sister that up until recently, he had never met.   But catching up with the kaerlings proves to be anything but simple, and the companions discover that they can't completely trust each other.   When they find themselves trapped on the Isle of Kiros, they become dependent on Lored to free the herb woman who can provide Lored and Otta with the remedy they need in order to continue the voyage north.   This is the third e-boxset in the epic fantasy series, The Kaerling. As the companions head north in the wake of the kaerling ship, their journey becomes darker and more difficult with each passing mile. If you're into Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings, Tad Williams and David Eddings, you'll love this!

The companions' journey takes them across a vast, dangerous ocean and their relationships, tenuous at best, become even more strained.   "Freya has a wonderful grasp on storytelling and the written word. She has the one thing that is hardest to find in a writer and that's a smooth dance of words. All of the beats are just right whether it's a sentence or a paragraph." Chris S   As the King's Assassin, Ashlar Slate, continues to pursue the four companions, threats also assail them from elsewhere; pirates and a deadly poison.   This is the fourth book in The Kaerling boxset series. Join the journey before it ends!   If you enjoy tales by Robert Holdstock, Tara Saunders and a Frank Herbert, you'll love The Kaerling series!   Warning: contains scenes of a sexual nature, violence and slavery, which some readers may find upsetting.