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A screenshot of text, some of which is highlighted, marked here by * When they reached the road, Arlan begged some coin from Eryn, which he dropped between some sacks as they passed the broken cart. They hadn’t gone much further when the air became heavy. By the time they reached Elbamir’s outskirts, Eryn looked like she might vomit. *“What is this foulness in the air?” she asked. “Fumes from the forges. Elbamir has many, most producing weapons for the army.” “Have humans considered not going to war?”* Arlan didn’t answer, worried he might let out the anger growing from her continued insults. But the more he thought about it, the more he saw the truth in her words. The kitari weren’t a warring people. With their superior magic, they could have conquered Askar with ease. Instead, they kept to themselves in their mountain city.
Book cover for Reborn in Ash by Gabrielle Steele
Book cover for Reborn in Ash by Gabrielle Steele
On a textured green background is the cover for Reborn in Ash by Gabrielle Steele and white text. a loner thief discovers she’s one of the few who can wield newly-returned magic. but when her first use causes a lethal accident, she’s dragged before the king. Badass female lead. Found family. Elemental magic. Sapphic romance subplot.
“Enough,” King Harold said, raising a hand. “Get your arguments in order and reconvene tomorrow.” He rose from his throne-like chair and lumbered towards the grander of the room’s two doorways, which led to the great hall. As servants opened it, the scent of roast meats drifted through, and Arlan caught a glimpse of a table filled with jugs of wine. Most lords followed the king towards the feast. Preferring to avoid spending time with drunk men who ought to have known better, Arlan usually skipped the king’s feasts, especially when they started early in the evening. That day, however, he was tempted to join. It was early enough the Mage Guild would still be open to visitors, leaving him no excuse to put off his other reason for being in Varran. He made for the smaller door, patting Greenlake on the shoulder as he passed. Being around the king and his dukes while they were drunk was a more fearsome prospect than facing the Guild. Or so Arlan made himself believe.
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Without warning, Arlan stood and removed his bloodstained, sleeveless shirt. Eryn stared at his bare chest and gasped, unable to stop herself lightly brushing her fingers over a scar that covered his side. It looked to have been caused by fire. He shivered, and she pulled her hand back. “So this is why you kept holding your side when the fire was mentioned,” she said. “You must have had a terrible burn.” “It took a long time to heal. I suppose that’s why it looks so awful.” “It doesn’t look awful. It looks like you survived something awful.”
The book cover for Elements of the Fallen Book One: Echoes of Chaos by Gabrielle Steele. The background is dark blue with a cracked texture. The title is silver with a metallic almost 3D effect. Behind the title is a circular emblem of abstract dragons circling each other, one dark the other light. Beneath the title is a flame-coloured eagle in a watercolour style. Layered over the bottom of that is a marble-effect silhouette of a woman riding a horse with a cat beside it, surrounded by vine-like roots. The horse is rearing and the cat is up on its back legs reaching a forepaw towards the nearest root.
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A few weeks after Ossain, snow began to fall. Ada and Clara had been exchanging letters while she worked on the brooch, but now Ada worried servants would be less willing to carry the messages. She forced herself to declare the brooch finished and sent it to Clara before going out in the snow to train, needing something to stop her wondering what Clara would think of it. Keeping her hands hidden under a heavy cloak, she could reach the magic of her ethelid by contact with any part of her skin, as Clara had shown her. However, the connection was strongest in her hands, so she wore fingerless gloves. Despite the protection her walled area gave against the bitter winds, she needed a hot bath to stop shivering when she returned to the manor. She sank beneath the water, trying to shut out thoughts of all the flaws in the brooch. She should have reworked it again. My dearest Ada, Words cannot express my gratitude for your gift. It has been well worth these days of anticipation.
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An email. Hi Gabrielle, Wonderful! Thank you for letting me know. You can reach out directly to Geraldine at Penguin Random House using the email below: geraldine@penguinrandomhouse.uk Geraldine is currently assisting authors with Readers' Favorite Award-related submission inquiries and can guide you through the next steps for Reborn in Ash. Since the extended submission window closes on June 14, I recommend contacting her as soon as possible to ensure there is enough time for your submission to be reviewed. If you need any assistance along the way, please feel free to let me know. Dianna
In the following text, the word "warmth" is highlighted. Eryn sat by an oak clear of barbed vines at the clearing’s edge and set her hand upon a root. She closed her eyes and reached her awareness towards the tree’s – an awareness scholars didn’t believe existed, for the skill to commune with plants and trees was rare and difficult to nurture. With so much unfilled time when she was a child, Eryn had turned to trees for comfort and discovered the truth for herself. Trees were as aware as they were, and granted her far more kindness than the kitari ever had, save for Darrys and her beloved. Rather than be annoyed at her for disturbing its rest, as some older trees were prone to, the oak sent her the warmth of welcome and its fondness for her. As always, its greeting was tinged with sadness. It had surprised her when she’d first realised the oak understood why her tears watered its roots, and she’d gained a deeper respect for trees. She sent it that respect as a greeting and focused her awareness on her essen instead of the tree, spreading that invisible sense across the clearing ready to alert her should a Nameless pass by. They disliked being watched, yet seemed unable to sense her essen. Losing their essens seemed to be part of their punishment for failing the trials. What the Lady had given, the Lady could take away.
A screenshot of text, highlighted from "He won't harm you" to "which he batted at" Hale appeared around the side of the manor, caging Arlan’s tears. She stood holding a wicker basket covered with a plaid cloth, and poking out from under it was a bottle that made Arlan’s mouth water. But Hale didn’t approach. She stared at Nettle, her eyes wide. “He won’t harm you, I promise,” Eryn said. “He’s as tame as any cat.” “The stable tomcat swipes at me often,” Hale said. “Well then, perhaps Nettle can teach him some manners. I assure you, Nettle knows better.” As if to make her point, Nettle rolled onto his side and stretched towards a daisy, which he batted at. Hale’s posture relaxed. “Where did you find such a large cat?” “In the foothills near Felgen. I hear all kinds of large creatures live in the Fangs of Ashra.” “Is that Wyn’s elderflower cordial?” Arlan asked, trying to divert the conversation.
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Before I conclude the topic of communing with other species, I should like to address communing with plants. I hold firm that the few kitari ever to claim such a gift suffered an illness of the mind. Communing requires the touching of souls, and it would be preposterous to believe plants possess such, even the trees we hold in high regard. If any child claims to have communed with plants, the wisest action is to take them to the healers before their delusions take root. From Gifts of the Earth by Scholar Lydir Thistledown.
Dave Kindle Customer 3.0 out of 5 stars Empire of Dust Reviewed in the United States on 13 November 2024 Format: Kindle Edition Verified Purchase Interesting book. The misuse of pronouns made it lose stars. Instead of him or her, it was them or they. I don’t know why it’s so hard for some authors to use correct pronouns. Otherwise, the book was fun to read. Kingsley has the talent to write good stories. If Kingsley gets the pronouns right, his books can earn five stars easily.
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Best sellers rank from Amazon. 39171 in Kindle Store. 62 in LGBTQ+ Adventure Fiction. 434 in Fantasy Adventure Fiction. 624 in Action & Adventure Romance Fiction.
Best sellers rank from an Amazon book product page. 56936 in kindle store. 108 in LGBTQ+ adventure fiction. 652 in fantasy adventure fiction. 916 in action and adventure romance fiction.
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Arlan stared at the framed piece of vellum on the wall opposite his assigned seat. He could never tear his eyes away from it when in court. The first few times, he’d been embarrassed by how rude he was being by not paying attention to the dukes. Then he’d realised most of the minor lords stared at the dark wood panelling, while others were at risk of snoring. King Harold, at least, kept his eyes open despite looking thoroughly bored. The elegant script on the piece of vellum was too small to read from across the lesser hall, but Arlan had known what it was the moment he first set eyes on it. How could he not when the Mage Guild’s rising sun crest adorned the bottom of the frame? There was the original copy of the Mage Charter, the rules of mages laid out as the first archmage intended them to remain. Arlan had read it once after a court session. The amendments were in smaller script in a neighbouring frame, allowing mages to act the way– Arlan released his grip on the arm of his chair. He needed to focus on the discussion, not the past. It was the second day of court, and it wouldn’t be the last. The dukes kept bickering over minor points of the border dispute, and none of the minor lords had been invited to speak. Not even the lord whose land was in question. Still, court wasn’t entirely a waste of time. Arlan always learnt a great deal. Usually, how not to treat his townsfolk.
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A square graphic showing a book cover and text. The cover is on the left top two thirds, Reborn in Ash by Gabrielle Steele. On the right top two thirds is white text reading: Rated <a graphic of four and a half yellow stars> on Goodreads. What reviewers say: “A tale beautifully told” “The magic system was incredible” “A fast-paced epic fantasy” “Immersive, emotional, and truly enchanting”. Centred in the bottom thirds is a bullet point list reading: Dark epic fantasy, A thief whose revenge goes wrong, Gem-based elemental magic, Sapphic romance subplot, Found family. Cover description: The background is dark with a red-orange glow in a gap between the silhouettes of trees. The silhouette of a person fills most of the space between the trees. They are in an action stance, with twin swords raised, one either side, curving towards them defensively. One arm extends to the right, where three pointed stones hover, their tips aimed away from the person. The cover text is white, and the title font has some extended curved flourishes. Above the title is text reading, “When the thief falls, the mage will rise.”
A square graphic showing a book cover and text. The cover is on the left top two thirds, Reborn in Ash by Gabrielle Steele. On the right top two thirds is white text reading: Rated <a graphic of four and a half yellow stars> on Goodreads. What reviewers say: “A tale beautifully told” “The magic system was incredible” “A fast-paced epic fantasy” “Immersive, emotional, and truly enchanting”. Centred in the bottom thirds is a bullet point list reading: Dark epic fantasy, A thief whose revenge goes wrong, Gem-based elemental magic, Sapphic romance subplot, Found family. Cover description: The background is dark with a red-orange glow in a gap between the silhouettes of trees. The silhouette of a person fills most of the space between the trees. They are in an action stance, with twin swords raised, one either side, curving towards them defensively. One arm extends to the right, where three pointed stones hover, their tips aimed away from the person. The cover text is white, and the title font has some extended curved flourishes. Above the title is text reading, “When the thief falls, the mage will rise.”
Authors & Book Event Meet various local authors including Cherry Burroughs, Ruth Loten, Gill Mather, Aki McKenzi, Sheila Norton, Carley Ann Osborn, David Phillip, Sam Scott, Karen Skinner, Gabrielle Steele and TG Trouper. A variety of genres, fiction and non fiction. At Galleywood Heritage Centre CM2 8TR www.galleywoodheritagecentre.org.uk 01245 357700 Admission free Sunday 19th April 2026 11 am to 3pm Tea room also open from 10 am to 3.30pm (Charity number 11284161)
A square graphic showing a book cover and text. The cover is on the left top two thirds, Reborn in Ash by Gabrielle Steele. On the right top two thirds is white text reading: Rated <a graphic of four and a half yellow stars> on Goodreads. What reviewers say: “A tale beautifully told” “The magic system was incredible” “A fast-paced epic fantasy” “Immersive, emotional, and truly enchanting”. Centred in the bottom thirds is a bullet point list reading: Dark epic fantasy, A thief whose revenge goes wrong, Gem-based elemental magic, Sapphic romance subplot, Found family. Cover description: The background is dark with a red-orange glow in a gap between the silhouettes of trees. The silhouette of a person fills most of the space between the trees. They are in an action stance, with twin swords raised, one either side, curving towards them defensively. One arm extends to the right, where three pointed stones hover, their tips aimed away from the person. The cover text is white, and the title font has some extended curved flourishes. Above the title is text reading, “When the thief falls, the mage will rise.”
Eryn wants only one thing – to kill the beast that was once the woman she loved. Yet no matter how desperate Eryn is to end her beloved’s suffering, the beast has proved invulnerable. Eryn’s only hope comes from an imprisoned immortal and the costly deal they offer. Arlan craves justice for the deaths of his family at the hands of a mage. Despite being a lord, Arlan has no power to confront the Mage Guild over covering up what happened, for only a mage can fight a mage. But when Eryn crashes into Arlan’s life, the Guild’s lies begin to unravel. Fates bound by quest and history, Eryn and Arlan must unite to fulfil the immortal’s deal. But the Mage Guild has other plans for Eryn. As the pair fight to survive, Arlan may finally get his chance for justice, if he can bear the truth buried in the Guild’s lies, and Eryn will have to decide what she’s willing to sacrifice to finally put the woman she loved to rest.
“Tell me where the book is, Charles.” Bile rose in Arlan’s throat at the memory of Tybalt’s voice. He tried to focus on the bank and the pain in his temple, but he found himself crouched between two of the many rows of bookshelves that had filled his manor’s old basement. No. He couldn’t be there. He tried to move, but the memory repeated itself in grim lucidity.
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