The Search for Tzanáta

by Wendy Gillissen

Overview

The Search for Tzanáta is the sequel to the award-winning spiritual adventure, Curse of the Tahiéra.

Seven years after his sudden disappearance, Yldich has a disturbing dream that brings him back to the House of the Deer. Slender ships are appearing at the coast and they seem eerily familiar.

Meanwhile, Rom leads a tranquil existence among the Einache of the high North. But, all is not what it seems. While he still struggles with his Tzanatzi magic, disturbing tidings come from the South.

The last Tzanatzi are disappearing and nothing remains except their bones...

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781647184919
Publisher:	Booklocker.com, Incorporated
Publication date:	06/25/2020
Pages:	438
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.89(d)

About the Author

Wendy Gillissen, M.A. is an author, psychologist, and certified past-life therapist. She lives and works in the Netherlands. After Wendy's award-winning début novel, Curse of the Tahiéra, was published, she realized she had, in fact, written a spiritual autobiography. Wendy writes and blogs for several spiritual websites. In her spare time, she likes to hug trees, and play the Celtic harp.

Table of Contents

1 - A Journey South

2 - Áyra

3 - The Woodland King

4 - Sorcery

5 - Justice

6 - Pursuit

7 - The Sea

8 - The Lost Shore

9 - The Keeper of Storms

10 - Renegades

11 - Conspiracy

12 - Tzanáta

13 - The Siege

Epilogue

The Lost Lands

Afterword

Acknowledgements

Einache words and expressions

Tzanatzi Words and Expressions

Pronunciation

About Wendy Gillissen

Websites

Editorial Reviews

With a powerful story combined with rich and compelling characters, The Search for Tzanáta feels like a breath of fresh air. Author Wendy Gillissen seamlessly brings out the sense of wonder, awe, and adventure of her whimsical tale that all authors strive for, but few seem to accomplish. I am looking forward to reading the sequels as I found The Search for Tzanáta to be an enthralling read. I was particularly captivated by the close resemblances between the ways of the Einache and the culture of Native Americans. All the characters have distinct traits and personalities, with Rom's arc being my personal favorite. Despite being a sequel, The Search for Tzanáta also works well as a standalone. I highly recommend it.

- Pikasho Deka for Readers' Favorite

The Search for Tzanáta" is a beautifully woven narrative that, though part of a series, can easily be read as a standalone. The Search for Tzanáta" is recommended especially for epic fantasy lovers, but readers who enjoy stories with magic, spiritual growth, and some subtle allegorical context would also likely find it to be a fantastic read.

- Megan Weiss, Reader Views

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