The infamous and filthy Drayburns Harbor was always home to thirteen-year-old Kellick Fisk. Raised as a fishmonger’s son, Kell grew up on the seas butchering fish, scaling outrigging, and running the docks, all the while hiding her female identity. But the abrupt onset of puberty thrusts her into a life-altering discovery. Kell is a User, a hated minority who can conjure and control fire...
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New Publishing HouseAll of Kara D. Wilson's books are now housed under Rowan Publishing.
The rowan tree has long been known for its mythological and folkloric properties. Pagan tradition marks rowan trees (of all varieties) as portals to other worlds, acting as the boundary between the mundane and supernatural or fantastic realities. The symbol of the rowan tree acts as a beautiful analogy of what Kara hopes to achieve through each of her books. Be sure to look out for the new Rowan Publishing mark on her books! |
Goodreads AuthorAll of Kara's books are now on Goodreads!
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"Even being a new author, Kara Wilson brings her world and characters to life very well. I'd recommend this to anyone who enjoys a good story, powers, animals, fight scenes, and kingdoms warring with each other." - Dakota
"Kara Wilson has a wonderful knack for details that make this fantasy story seem real throughout the novel. She is able to keep her fantastical storyline without losing track that these people are also just that, people. The story and its characters (both the main and side characters) are very interesting and you genuinely want them all to succeed and you will root for them throughout their journeys." - Krilligan "After 10 hours of reading, I felt pleased and satisfied like I'd been on a wonderful vacation. Good Book from teenagers to adult. Excellent movie material!...Most acclaimed fiction does not interest me enough to give up other things to read it. Neither do I watch a lot of TV or movies. Your book gave me a delightful journey. Thank you!" - Sharyn B. |
"I was hooked from the beginning. It evoked the entire spectrum of emotions from me. I laughed, cried, became frustrated, all of it! PLUS, it kept me guessing the whole time. I was constantly wondering what was going to happen next and where each character's story was going." - Rachel
"Rhys of Earth is the first of a three-book series by Kara Wilson. Great plot, good story telling, and imaginative writing. Can't wait for the sequel later this year." - Anonymous "I liked the story line...it kept me interested and wanting to see what happens next. A good book for young adults." - Bill R. "Kara Wilson did an outstanding job pulling you into this story. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys stories such as "Twlight" or "Harry Potter". She doesn't disappoint you in the end either!" - RL |