The Crystal Mage - Sequel to Goodnight Sweet Prince

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The Crystal Mage - Sequel to Goodnight Sweet Prince by Chris Davidson ISBN 978-1-84693-103-1 Published: 2011 Pages: 356 Description The Crystal Mage - Sequel to Goodnight Sweet Prince Magic, Mayhem and Murder... Cymon - the Mage He is the last in a long line of powerful mages, about to take his oath to the Wizards' Council when fate steps in. Beth - the Other-Worlder She was brought through the Ether from her home world Earth to Elsynvaal by the Mage Emasiyo, who is intent on extracting her warped revenge on those she believes have wronged her. Ambrose - the Clerical Mage He is on a quest to right an error committed in his youth by preventing the Renegade talEbol from being resurrected. What would you do to ensure a mother's love? For Cymon, the answer is easy. He defies the ban placed on Ether-travelling, and unaware of her ulterior motive of revenge, helps his mother, Emasiyo, to return to Elsynvaal from her exile on Earth. This meddling has not gone unnoticed however as Brother Ambrose, a clerical mage, discovers through a god-sent vision. After the body of a mage is found in the Western Forest and brought to Rowlan Gayts, Brother Ambrose and two young mages, ride to the Western Forest, only to discover that Cymon may be implicated in the mage's death. But Cymon has escaped from Rowlan Gayts to join Emasiyo and her captive, Beth. No-one knows for sure where Cymon has gone, but Ambrose has to find him. The man-hunt has begun. And that is only the beginning... "I totally got into the story. You will certainly have everyone dashing out to buy the next instalment. Can't wait for the next book!" L A Nicoll About the Author Chris Davidson was born and brought up in Glasgow and moved to England a number of years ago. She is married with two sons and lives in Berkshire. When not writing, Chris enjoys reading, pottering around in the garden, listening to music and is a member of the Reading Haydn Choir. She is presently working on the next instalment of the Elsynvaal Tales, 'The Lady Myrrhelyn'. For more information, visit www.chrisdavidson.info