The Weavers of Amirra

Most Purefolk believe the Ancient Weavers are dead, but Princess Flayme of Highhold knows that can't be true. There is still light in the world, even if it's dimmed. That means there's still at least one Weaver, somewhere. War is brooding and she needs to find that Weaver. In a secret corner of the Empire, a planet was settled by GemMasters and OldBloods... people whose DNA holds the code for magic, either by design or by inheritance. Vhalla was intended to be a perfect world designed by a very powerful group of people who could create and control light, using it for the good of their world. The most powerful of these people were called Weavers and their m'jik controlled the light of all Vhalla. Then a GemMaster was born who did not love light, and who used the power of others to create darkness. When he had waged a war that killed off the Weavers and dimmed the light of the Kingdom of Amirra, it was believed by most that the power and rulership of the Weavers had ended. But had it? A new generation of young and powerful people were just reaching the age of maturity and discovering their power. Could they relight the m'jik of Amirra and prevent the darkness from overtaking their entire world? This epic, heroic fantasy weaves a complex tale of love and family ties, magic and power that will leave you spellbound with affection for the characters and surprised that you cannot turn around and step into the world of Vhalla.

Marri Champie was nominated for a Pushcart Prize for poetry in 2015. She has an MA in Writing, with minors in photography and Earth Science, and a graduate certificate in Technical Communication. She won three Dell Awards for Fantasy/Science Fiction, and the 2013 Boise State University President’s Writing Award in fiction and poetry. Her work has appeared in Cicada Magazine, ROAR Magazine, HOD, Blue Cubicle Press, Abyss & Apex, Boise Weekly, Writers Rising Up!, Standing, Outrider Press, and others. She is a freelance photo/journalist, novelist and wildfire fighter. She lives on a small ranch overlooking the Great Basin of Idaho with her horses and Jack Russell terriers. Website: WriteIdahoWriter.com