But in the sky, as their hearts urged them forward, there came a change. Suddenly the two moons, Lindel and Jael, one blue, one red, came into view, lighting up the world as only they could with a joyous purple glow.
And all at once there were no longer any shadows in the sky, no longer anything blocking the moons in the open, naked darkness of that night.
A great cry went up from the people on top of the palace, a cheer of triumph and joy and relief, because finally they knew that they might sleep in peace.
Here ends Book Two of The Strangers of Paragor Series.
Characters
Jane
Anna
Mia
Harry
Luca
Jack Six Strangers from Earth, also known as the Bright Ones
Uns Lapodis
Gaddemar of Amalia Former King of Uns Lapodis (deceased)
Columba da Burmia Former Queen of Uns Lapodis (deceased)
Accolon of Amalia King of Uns Lapodis, High King of Paragor
Elixia del Sitadel Queen of Uns Lapodis, High Queen of Paragor
Tzenna of Sair A noblewoman
Élan of Amalia Tzenna’s fiancé, a nobleman
Thor of Amalia Élan’s brother, a soldier
Cynis Witron
Cornelius del Sitadel King of Cynis Witron
Fern del Sitadel Prince of Cynis Witron, third Prince of the Elves
Ria del Torr Vigneron
Vezzet of Garia Self-imposed ruler of Karangul fortress
Adon Bayard Vezzet’s army general
Lapis Matyr
Altor da Burmia I King of Lapis Matyr (deceased)
Satine da Burmia Queen of Lapis Matyr
Liessen da Burmia Satine’s mother
Altor da Burmia Satine’s son, the Black Prince of Lapis Matyr
Tirana
Liam Emperor of the Kabduh of the Sands of Anuk
Sasteem
Lastaam
Goran
Karan Liam’s brothers
Sharif Seer of the Kabduh
Tye Head of the royal servants
Marius Army General
Opharia His wife
Odette Their daughter
Gwen
Claudia Ladies-in-waiting
Elves
Liensenne Queen of the Elves
Silven Her eldest son, Fern’s half-brother, first Prince of the Elves
Eben Her nephew, Silven and Fern’s cousin, second Prince of the Elves
Blaise Third Prince of the Elves, the Lost Prince
Athena Noblewoman
Gods
Actaeon King of the Gods
Danae Queen of the Gods
Freyja Goddess of Love
Odin God of War
Adar God of the Underworld
Artemis Goddess of the Hunt
Aegir God of the Sea
Persephone Queen of the Underworld
Neith Goddess of War and Hunting (Samaraq)
Ammit Devourer of Souls
Others
Locktar Dragon, companion of Anna
Leostrial Self-imposed King of Lapis Matyr (deceased)
The Scourge of Paragor
CHARLOTTE McCONAGHY
Charlotte McConaghy began writing Arrival, the first book in ‘The Strangers of Paragor’ series, when she was fourteen. She set out to write the sort of book she wanted to read—an exciting, romantic, epic adventure.
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ALSO BY CHARLOTTE MCCONAGHY
ARRIVAL: THE STRANGERS OF PARAGOR BOOK ONE