The Griffin Mage Trilogy, Tome 1 : Lord of the Changing Winds
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'Griffins never leave their desert,' said Heste, frowning. Her attitude suggested that she had said this before, repeatedly.
'They do,' said Nehoen, so patiently it was clear he'd said this before as well. 'Griffins in the spring mean a hard summer.' Nehoen was not sitting at the table. He had gotten to his feet when Tesme and Kes had entered the courtyard. Now he moved restlessly, leaning his hip against one of the tables and crossing his arms over his chest. He was old, nearly fifty, but he was on of the few gentleman of the village and thus showed his age far less than a farmer of smith.
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Fire fell from their wings, and the ground beneath them burned...
The desert winds have come to the village of Minas Ford. Griffins, creatures of fire, have appeared in a burning haze – searing the sky a blinding white and scorching the earth to parched, barren sand. These majestic beasts, half-lion, half-eagle, spread the arid desert wherever they roam.
Iaor, the King of Feierabiand, will not tolerate the destruction of his people’s farmland. He means to drive the griffins from his domain – whether by negotiation or brute force.
But not all those who encounter the griffins fear them. Kes, a timid village girl, is summoned to heal the King of the Griffins himself. She will discover her affinity with these creatures, and come to realise that the menace they flee is even more deadly than the blazing fires of the desert.
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