Betrayed, Book 2 of The Turner Chronicles

In this episode, with the Clans saved, the children rescued, and Amanda's finances in order, Aaron settles down for a peaceful massage, feeling a need to relas while Felicity digs into his mind. Unfortunately, Saundra Clarice and the Mister have other ideas. Guns fire, people hurt, but don't worry because Zisst comes to the rescue...sorta.

In this episode Crowley kicks down a door, Aaron helps invade his own orphanage, and Celine demonstrates her ability to throw a knife.

When a friend dies Aaron goes to war. Arrows and spears and a catapult. Clan are surrouded, leaving Aaron to find a solution.

Amand and Celine have a heart to heart before meeting with the political opposition and having her day in court. Aaron presents the results of his tantrum. Amanda lays down the law along with a warning of things to come.

In this episode, Saundra and the Mister have a heart to heart. Meanwhile, after scoping out a Turner House, Aaron steals the ball from Heidi O'Malley's hands and initiates his plan.

In this episode, Amanda goes to jail, meets a young/old girl named Celine, and confronts Sporlain and witnesses.

In this episode, a surprising windfall for Aaron and Amanda. A surprising depression turned right. Aaron gets a wonderful idea on how to save the Clans, and Kit has a depressing thought. Meanwhile, the engineers have come through.

Heralda gains deciples, a yong girl named Errin and her mother. Amada get healed, and Aaron gets a kiss. Meanwhile, Saundra Clarice pops a knuckle.

Celine is in prison. Aaron leaves Telven, and Amanda's temper tantrum is in full force, causing Aaron to actually touch a sword in her defence.

The end is here. Drink in hand, Aaron relaxes with a book, secure in Heralda's promise the One God will give him a few years peace. It feels good, even if the message from Helmet Klen does give him some forboding. Look for Pawn, book three of the Turner Chronicles, soon, followed by book four, Crusade. For more information about the Turner Chronicles visit Mark Eller's page at White Wolf Press. While there, pick up your free e-book copy of Traitor.