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    Airion: Light and Dawn

    By J. S. Council

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    The tides have turned and tensions are on the rise. Kobi has come of age and his abilities are even more powerful than anyone had feared. A month after losing Raili again at the hands of Cella’s Sub-Leader, Balin, Kobi still worries about destroying his room while he sleep. If only that was all there was on his mind. Raili is stronger, too, and something is seriously wrong.

    When Kobi and the Zirians enter Cella in the dead of night to stage a secret rescue of Raili, everything goes as planned until Kobi fines a very different person than he expected. Raili is no longer the same twin that was ripped from his arms a month prior. The happy reunion quickly turns deadly, forcing Kobi and the Zirians are to retreat back to Zire, leaving Raili in Cella with Balin once again.

    What happened to him? Has Raili really turned against his family? His twin? Or are stronger forces at work here? Are the twins destined to become like Light and Dawn, the royal twins who destroyed the greatest nation in Airion thousands of years before? Kobi must find a way to save, not only Raili’s physical being, but his mind as well, before it is too late for them both.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ. S. Council
    Release dateJan 4, 2015
    ISBN9780983717935
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    Airion: Light and Dawn
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    J. S. Council

    At a very young age I found reading difficult. In school, children laughed at me when I read aloud because my mouth would utter words my eyes did not see. I lost confidence and became uninterested in books all together. But my love of creating life on blank pages never ceased. Excitement soured through my fidgety little body every time my teacher mentioned the words “writing assignment”. Of course, at the tender age of nine I had no clue I could make a living doing what I loved and I certainly didn’t think I could do it with all my troubles with reading in general. So I wanted to be an actress instead.Accompanying my mother, an avid reader, to the library regularly over the next few years, my disdain for reading slowly began to subside—even if my loathing for reading aloud still lingered—and I started to tread the waters of literary imagination. But it wasn’t until my third year of junior high school that I truly dove into the ocean of pages filled with adventure, suspense, and mystery. Page turning novels like the Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling, The Claidi Journals series by Tanith Lee, and A Wrinkle in Time series by Madeleine L’Engle were my inspiration, not only to submerge myself into these different worlds, but also to broaden my own mind as I gave birth to new fictional life.During my sophomore year of college at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, I learned that my school offered a bachelors program for aspiring Creative Writing Majors. I had not considered majoring in Creative Writing, as writing was just something I liked to do when the occasion arose, but I jumped at the opportunity.I wrote the first four chapters of my debut novel, Airion: Return To Zire, as my senior thesis and continued it abroad during a one-year exchange in Japan. At present, I still live in Japan, writing and teaching English to elementary school students. With the first book of the AIRION series completed, my focus is directed to book two, Airion: Light and Dawn.

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