Thunder on the Mountain - Talboys, Graeme K
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Torn from the sweet embrace of victory and freedom, Jeniche and Alltud find themselves once more in the clutches of the Occassans. They are borne across the ocean to the city of Amparo in the very heart of their enemy's territory. There, not knowing each other's fate, they are imprisoned by the Order and face an uncertain future. Yet in that darkness, Jeniche finally learns to unlock the power that others have torn the world apart to find. And as Occassus descends into civil conflict, she stands face-to-face with the ultimate enemy - herself.

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Torn from the sweet embrace of victory and freedom, Jeniche and Alltud find themselves once more in the clutches of the Occassans. They are borne across the ocean to the city of Amparo in the very heart of their enemy's territory. There, not knowing each other's fate, they are imprisoned by the Order and face an uncertain future. Yet in that darkness, Jeniche finally learns to unlock the power that others have torn the world apart to find. And as Occassus descends into civil conflict, she stands face-to-face with the ultimate enemy - herself.
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Graeme K. Talboys was born in Hammersmith. In between teaching in schools and museums, he has published many works of non-fiction (on museum education, drama, and matters spiritual). He has also written more than a score of novels. The first (written when he was seventeen) was lost on a train. The next two (written in his early twenties) he wishes had been. Thankfully, he's considerably improved his writing since then and been published by the likes of HarperVoyager. His previous jobs have included stacking shelves, pot boy, sandwich maker, and sweeping factory floors. As an adult his first job was teaching Drama and English. Some of his pupils still speak to him.