The Whisperer: The Children of Light Book One

by Vicki Wootton

Overview

In her fourteenth year, Felindra, becomes aware of a strange ability; she realizes she can sense the thoughts and feelings of animals. When the Dark Brethren attack the Duchy of Trethawynd, her father is forced to take his family away from their quiet village and go to live at the Monastery of the League of Light. On the journey, she finds out many things about her family that had been hidden from her and her brother until now. Her father is the Commander the League of Light. Her parents also reveal to her that they are mages of the League, and her ability is called Whispering, a very rare and prized gift.
During their journey through the Great Forest to the Monastery, she saves the life of a female wolf, and the pair become inseparable. Felindra and the wolf Ashala play significant roles in the conflict with the Dark Brethren, encountering many dangers and coming close to losing their lives, but Felindra never loses her faith, trusting that the Light will guide and protect them.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152573916
Publisher:	Vicki Wootton
Publication date:	01/12/2016
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	630 KB

About the Author

About the Author
Vicki was born and grew up in England, but now lives in British Columbia.
Having read between 5,000 and 6,000 books, she’s decided to make her own contribution and now writes full-time.
She has had jobs too numerous to list, but her favorite was law office accountant, and the worst was filing tax returns at the Revenue Agency—five days a week of excruciating headaches.
Vicki loves peace, her four kids, classic rock and classical music, trees, animals, color, people, gardening, RPG and Adventure games, and she also likes washing dishes. She loathes cruelty, injustice, television, and noise.
She is a Jesusonian, a pacifist, and a vegetarian.
Her other published novels are: Fatal Harvest. 2002; Forbidden Worlds, 2007; Reluctant Warriors, 2011; Where Have All the Young Girls Gone? 2013; At War with Terror, 2013; and Names of the World, a reference book.
If you have any comments about this book or just want to say hello, she can be contacted at [e-mail]. A reader review would be greatly appreciated.