The Dancers of Arun

240 Pages·2014·1.85 MB·English

by  Lynn Elizabeth A

THE GIFT
“It’s called inspeech,” Kel said.
Kerris blushed, remembering how he had felt in his bed in the watchtower,
trembling in the aftermath of a passion not his own…
“Will it go away?” he asked.
“It’s yours. You can use it or not, as you choose.”
“Am I—am I a witch?” Kerris asked.
Kel patted his arm. “You are.”
THE DANCERS OF ARUN
BOOK TWO OF
THE CHRONICLES OF TORNOR
ELIZABETH A. LYNN
Each book of The Chronicles of Torn or is complete in itself; yet together, they
form a haunting picture of a world bright with honor and dark with war, in which
a new way of life is struggling to be born.
Berkley Books by Elizabeth A. Lynn
THE DANCERS OF ARUN
A DIFFERENT LIGHT
THE NORTHERN GIRL
WATCHTOWER
THE WOMAN WHO LOVED THE MOON AND OTHER STORIES

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THE DANCERS OF ARUN
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PRINTING HISTORY
Berkley-Putnam edition published September 1979
Berkley edition / August 1980
Second Printing / April 1981
Third Printing / August 1981
Fourth Printing / December 1981
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Contents
The Land of Arun
Genealogy
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16