Ephemeris: The Questrison Saga: Book Two

by J. Dianne Dotson, Jendia Gammon

Overview

Visions of doom. A growing evil. A new hero emerges as old alliances unravel. 
 
An epic science fiction and fantasy tale with a rich array of characters and settings, Ephemeris: The Questrison Saga: Book Two is the sequel to Heliopause: The Questrison Saga: Book One. 

Plucked from space and raised in a star-city of androids, impetuous Galla-Deia looks human but is not. Chosen to stop the dual threats of a galactic natural disaster and a malevolent alien entity, she must grow as a commander and gain the trust of both humans and non-humans alike. Unknown to her, the entity draws zealots to its cause, destabilizing interstellar order, and threatening all life in the galaxy.
 

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780999408254
Publisher:	J. Dianne Dotson
Publication date:	05/28/2019
Series:	The Questrison Saga , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	434
File size:	510 KB

About the Author

J. Dianne Dotson, who also writes as Jendia Gammon (DOOMFLOWER, Spring 2025, from Encyclopocalypse Publications; ATACAMA, May 2025, from Sley House Publishing), is the science fiction, fantasy, and horror author of Nebula Award (Andre Norton) and BSFA Award Finalist THE INN AT THE AMETHYST LANTERN (Android Press), BSFA Award longisted THE SHADOW GALAXY: A Collection of Short Stories and Poetry (Trepidatio Publishing), and THE QUESTRISON SAGA® (Heliopause; Ephemeris; Accretion; and Luminiferous). Dianne is a finalist for the BSFA Awards as both Dotson and Gammon.Dianne holds a degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. She is also a science writer and an artist. Dianne is a member of the Science Fiction Writers Association, the Horror Writers Association, the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, the British Science Fiction Association, Thriller Writers International, Sisters in Crime, and the British Fantasy Society. She lives with her family in Los Angeles, California.
Jendia Gammon is a Nebula and BSFA Awards finalist author of fantasy, science fiction, and horror novels and short stories. She has also previously written as J. Dianne Dotson. Jendia was longlisted for the Lodestar Award and two British Fantasy Awards. She is CEO of Roaring Spring Productions, LLC and Editor-in-Chief of its publishing imprint, Stars and Sabers Publishing. Jendia is also a science writer and artist. Born in Southern Appalachia, Jendia lives in Los Angeles with her family.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents 

 

Prologue

 

1: The Herald

2: Galla-Deia

3: Flight

4: The Representative 

5: Rikiloi

6: Aula

7: The Device

8: Sumond

9: Independence

10: Scintilla

11: The Abyss

12: Enlightenment

13: Crystalline

14: Fracture

15: Internecine

16: Ephemeral

17: Bitikk

18: Chatelaine

19: Magic

20: Departure

21: Perpetua

22: Descendent

23: The Curator

24: The Path

25: Enthralled

26: Legacy

27: Fledgling

28: Rendezvous 

29: Valemog

30: Interception

31: Pheromonic

32: Splintered

33: Invader

34: Reunion

35: Matriarch

36: Convocation 

37: Syntax

38: The Jewel

39: The Planetfinders

40: Storms

41: Voices in the Wind

42: Respite

43: Temerity

44: An Echo from the Past

45: Dance Lessons

46: Interwoven

47: Mind Cave

48: Befallen

49: Behest

50: Quondam

51: Portentous

52: Propulsion

53: Fusillade

54: Amalgamate

55: Machinations

56: Cutting the Wake

 

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