The Spring of Storms: The Fourth Season of Elsewhen

The World of Amedia is wracked with storms as the planet returns to its native state following the death of Magic. Astra Fairweather and the other apprentice Wizards — the only Wizards remaining with access to Magic, save Banterell Lightningbolt, the same Blight who caused the death of Magic — cast about for some way to protect Amedia from itself.
There is no way.
There is, however, a chance to protect those Plain folk who are threatened by storms ... the drawback being, it will require that Astra work hand-in-hand with Blight, since neither one has enough Magic on their own.
Blight swears that he has changed, that Amedia admitted it was in error in calling for the death of Magic and that Blight —who now prefers to be called “Banty” — seeks only to save Plain lives. Astra and her friends are skeptical, but Astra’s “shadow girl” appears, saying that to work with Blight is necessary; all that need happen is to survive until Summer returns.
Still uneasy but calmed by shadow girl’s revelations, Astra sets out to save lives. Assisted by her boyfriend Nik and her partner Danni, Astra and Blight shield two cities from the devastating storm onslaught, only to find those cities later flooded by the storm aftermath. Blight again assists in rescuing survivors
Not everyone can be saved, though, and the thousands of Plain deaths drive Blight beyond the bend. Killing thousands of Wizards had already left Lightningbolt with a tenuous grip on sanity; now, he falls over the edge into full madness, leaving Astra as the sole source of Magic on Amedia ... exactly where the Amedian sentience wants her.

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The Spring of Storms: The Fourth Season of Elsewhen

The World of Amedia is wracked with storms as the planet returns to its native state following the death of Magic. Astra Fairweather and the other apprentice Wizards — the only Wizards remaining with access to Magic, save Banterell Lightningbolt, the same Blight who caused the death of Magic — cast about for some way to protect Amedia from itself.
There is no way.
There is, however, a chance to protect those Plain folk who are threatened by storms ... the drawback being, it will require that Astra work hand-in-hand with Blight, since neither one has enough Magic on their own.
Blight swears that he has changed, that Amedia admitted it was in error in calling for the death of Magic and that Blight —who now prefers to be called “Banty” — seeks only to save Plain lives. Astra and her friends are skeptical, but Astra’s “shadow girl” appears, saying that to work with Blight is necessary; all that need happen is to survive until Summer returns.
Still uneasy but calmed by shadow girl’s revelations, Astra sets out to save lives. Assisted by her boyfriend Nik and her partner Danni, Astra and Blight shield two cities from the devastating storm onslaught, only to find those cities later flooded by the storm aftermath. Blight again assists in rescuing survivors
Not everyone can be saved, though, and the thousands of Plain deaths drive Blight beyond the bend. Killing thousands of Wizards had already left Lightningbolt with a tenuous grip on sanity; now, he falls over the edge into full madness, leaving Astra as the sole source of Magic on Amedia ... exactly where the Amedian sentience wants her.

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The Spring of Storms: The Fourth Season of Elsewhen

The Spring of Storms: The Fourth Season of Elsewhen

by B. T. Jaybush
The Spring of Storms: The Fourth Season of Elsewhen

The Spring of Storms: The Fourth Season of Elsewhen

by B. T. Jaybush

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The World of Amedia is wracked with storms as the planet returns to its native state following the death of Magic. Astra Fairweather and the other apprentice Wizards — the only Wizards remaining with access to Magic, save Banterell Lightningbolt, the same Blight who caused the death of Magic — cast about for some way to protect Amedia from itself.
There is no way.
There is, however, a chance to protect those Plain folk who are threatened by storms ... the drawback being, it will require that Astra work hand-in-hand with Blight, since neither one has enough Magic on their own.
Blight swears that he has changed, that Amedia admitted it was in error in calling for the death of Magic and that Blight —who now prefers to be called “Banty” — seeks only to save Plain lives. Astra and her friends are skeptical, but Astra’s “shadow girl” appears, saying that to work with Blight is necessary; all that need happen is to survive until Summer returns.
Still uneasy but calmed by shadow girl’s revelations, Astra sets out to save lives. Assisted by her boyfriend Nik and her partner Danni, Astra and Blight shield two cities from the devastating storm onslaught, only to find those cities later flooded by the storm aftermath. Blight again assists in rescuing survivors
Not everyone can be saved, though, and the thousands of Plain deaths drive Blight beyond the bend. Killing thousands of Wizards had already left Lightningbolt with a tenuous grip on sanity; now, he falls over the edge into full madness, leaving Astra as the sole source of Magic on Amedia ... exactly where the Amedian sentience wants her.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940163210961
Publisher: B. T. Jaybush
Publication date: 06/18/2019
Series: The Seasons of Elsewhen
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 511 KB

About the Author

B. T. Jaybush is the pen name of Brian and Timothy Jaybush, a father and son team specializing in Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Paranormal worlds. • Winners: 2008 Zirdland.com Novel Writing Contest (“Relics”) • Finalists: 2010 Santa Fe Screenplay Contest (“Outpost Station,” the screenplay version of “Sydney Chambers: Captain”) Brian Jaybush cut his teeth reading science fiction, starting with Asimov's I, Robot at age 10 and progressing insatiably from there. He has been writing all his life, starting as a journalist in junior high school and continuing with legal and technical writing later in life (BA History, 1975; Juris Doctor, 1978). Retirement from 30 years in the telecommunications industry has allowed him to concentrate on fiction writing full time, in partnership with his son, Timothy. Timothy Jaybush also began reading and writing science fiction at an early age, leading to an uncanny ability to construct unusual and entertaining story lines. In addition to working full-time, Tim graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Philosophy.

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