Adept

Even without the proper ceremony, Sen has become an adept Doctor-Diviner, and moved that much closer to becoming a master.

The responsibility cuts into her as deeply as the mark cut into her skin, and her work takes her far from home. The land and its people have great need of healing, and there are few Doctor-Diviners left who truly understand how to give it. Jackal and Crow still linger near her, cryptic and mocking as always. The mystery of a broken necklace, said to belong to the goddess Thielle, looms over the minds of the powerful.

Ravantha still claims Sen as her daughter, and now Lord Thefare claims her as well as one of his household through his despicable brother, Lord Fuluns. Suspicion and anger grow between the Westvell, Ravantha's domain, and Thefarland.

Both seek to use her... and Sen will not be used.

ADEPT is the second book in the trilogy of Sen of the Woods, where old wounds are unearthed and danger is too close for comfort.

Mab Morris lives in Dahlonega, Georgia, with a number of cats and a Celtic labyrinth of her own design. Her storytelling and her love of fantasy began at a very young age, where she was drawn to Ursula K. Le Guin and J.R.R. Tolkien. Mythology, history, and folklore are her passion.

She writes mystical fantasy books set in the past, present and future of the world of Ihyel, where demi-gods and mortals alike struggle with their fate. She also writes the murder-mysteries of The Bone Reader, about Cemirowl who speaks with the dead, and the Regency adventures of gender-fluid spy Alex Goodward.