Gust of Wind - Olson, S. R.
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Lost in the folds of time, Jakin has fallen into a coma and is wasting away right in front of their eyes-despite the efforts of the best healers in the realm. Next in line to be the Guardian of the Te'eta, Malakai Jenks steps up to continue the quest in Jakin's place. Separated from his friends, he sneaks into the realm of wind in the midst of the biggest party of the year. But then, everything goes wrong... Mistaken for the son of a prominent citizen, Malakai is swept into the great library under the guidance of the curator, who believes Malakai is there to do research-but Malakai can barely…mehr

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Lost in the folds of time, Jakin has fallen into a coma and is wasting away right in front of their eyes-despite the efforts of the best healers in the realm. Next in line to be the Guardian of the Te'eta, Malakai Jenks steps up to continue the quest in Jakin's place. Separated from his friends, he sneaks into the realm of wind in the midst of the biggest party of the year. But then, everything goes wrong... Mistaken for the son of a prominent citizen, Malakai is swept into the great library under the guidance of the curator, who believes Malakai is there to do research-but Malakai can barely read. Surrounded by the knowledge of the ages, Malakai has access to everything he needs to know-except how to retrieve the next piece of the Te'eta...or the fact that it will kill him if he tries... Welcome to the realm of wind, where the High Priest schemes, the citizens party, and giant bugs hunt people for food...
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S.R. Olson has traveled throughout most of the lower-48 and has held many job positions including horse trainer, photographer, columnist, teacher, and snow-plow operator. She is an avid student of ancient history and cultures, as well as an armchair philosopher. All of which she injects into her fiction stories. Disabled by a back injury in 2006, she now lives in rural Minnesota with her two Miniature Pinschers, who keep her around because she has opposable thumbs and can open doors and stuff. She's also a push-over when it comes to handing out doggy-treats.