Fire Song: The Sequel to Kailie’s Song

Fire Song: The Sequel to Kailie’s Song

by K.J. Olson

301 pages· 2009· ISBN 9781456048310

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Evil stalks the lands of Kaenolir and Timis in the form of Alward Finton, self‑proclaimed High Suzerain of the Way. With an army of creatures called Pales, a human army and stolen warships, he sets out to take Timis and Kaenolir. How can such evil be stopped? Legends tell of magical Songs of the Golden Ones of Kaenolir. Who=s left to sing their Songs? Timisian legends tell of fire beasts whose fire can destroy evil. But who knows where to find them? Camron Thorpe, warrior bard of Timis, and Kitra Fairchild, granddaughter of Kailie, set out on perilous journeys to find the fire beasts, the dragons of Faerie. Their journeys take them from a battle for Timis to a struggle for the Wall of Rhade in Kaenolir and, finally, back to Timis where Alward Finton will face the dragons= fire.

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