A Woman's Estate

Book II

by Mayes Reynolds


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 9/24/2007

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 708
ISBN : 9781434326058

About the Book

The Story of Gath and his friends continues but it is with Eckin where this begins as he seeks a new Captain for his flagship, and with man appointed, is carried to the land of Trenatia where he has been directed, by the Prince, to oversee the removal of the ruling Regent Safar and the Lord Advisor and to replace the; after but one Captain Shan-Bar of the local Garrison of the Princes Guard.

            Learn how Ill-noi, a native of Trenantia, becomes a Defender on the Estate; how he comes to it and what happens to him when he is there; and of Samlathi, a young of the village in Sorenilia, that he meets while on Eckins string and who is apprenticed to Eckin.

            Follow Gath and his friends as they travel to join the rest of the Princes Company and learn of the problems and griefs that come when they finally reach where they are camped; of the tragic happening that occurs after it is discovered that they must leave that camp quickly to avoid an inundation that threatens it and of the injury he sustains and the effect it has on Oda.

            While Gath is recovering Kort recalls his own past history and his involvement with Master Trader Soj Eckin – who has his own problems – and learn how he resolves them and how he caused Gath more grief.

 


About the Author

Mayes Reynolds, born in 1934 at the height of the Depression to parents in poor circumstances, started writing when she took an early ill-health retirement from the Civil service after having been widowed some years before. Her three sons had left home either having married or found their own places, and being of a retiring disposition she seized upon a casual suggestion by a chance met acquaintance that she ought to write a book. She began almost at once without any thought other than rediscovering the pleasure of putting pen to paper that she had always found during her time at Grammar School and later when she went to evening classes at the Middlesex Polytechnic, as it was then, and obtained a BSc (Hons).