Aloren (The Estralony Cycle, #1)
by E. D. Ebeling
About
Set in an engrossing, fully realized fantasy world, Aloren is a romantic, young adult retelling of the classic fairy tale The Wild Swans.
Reyna Lauriad is a Gralde--her spirit grows from the ground in the form of a flower. She and her four brothers have been taught the risks associated with touching, even looking upon their birthflowers: strange maladies, potential madness. But she's forced to do the unthinkable when disaster strikes and her brothers are bound by a deadly curse. A curse that only she can lift--by pulling her birthflowers from the ground.
**Strong Language and Violence**
Other books in the Estralony Cycle:
Aloren
Wind Over Bone (prequel)
Reyna Lauriad is a Gralde--her spirit grows from the ground in the form of a flower. She and her four brothers have been taught the risks associated with touching, even looking upon their birthflowers: strange maladies, potential madness. But she's forced to do the unthinkable when disaster strikes and her brothers are bound by a deadly curse. A curse that only she can lift--by pulling her birthflowers from the ground.
**Strong Language and Violence**
Other books in the Estralony Cycle:
Aloren
Wind Over Bone (prequel)
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