Janalyn: Kai, tell me what it’s like to become a Guardian of Rivenn at a young age. Kai: When I came to Torindan, the high hold of Faeraven, Lof Shraen Timraen sat upon the largest throne in the Presence chamber with Maiven, his fair lady, beside him. I bent my knee and took my oath … Continue reading Character Interview: Kai from DawnSinger →
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First Paragraphs A crosswind caught Kai’s wingabeast as lightning flared too near. Shrilling, the winged horse tilted in flight, and Kai’s stomach lurched. A gust snatched the hood from his head and roared in his ears. He blinked to clear the stinging rain that drove into his eyes. Thunder boomed like a timpani, shaking … Continue reading DawnSinger Excerpt →
I’ve put together a book teaser video for DawnSinger (Tales of Faeraven 1). Enjoy! Need an adventure? DawnSinger, Tales of Faeraven #1 by Janalyn Voigt A headstrong young princess and the guardian sworn to protect her fly on winged horses to the Gate of Life above the Well of Light in a desperate bid to release … Continue reading DawnSinger Teaser Video →
I’m delighted to post the covers for DawnSinger and WayFarer, the first two epic fantasy books in my Tales of Faeraven series. Artist Nicola Martinez did a beautiful job capturing my story’s essence. Sometimes victory only comes through surrender. About DawnSinger book one in the epic fantasy trilogy, Tales of Faeraven Kai, a Guardian of … Continue reading Fantasy Books: DawnSinger and WayFarer Covers →
DawnSinger book one in the epic fantasy trilogy, Tales of Faeraven, Sometimes victory comes only through surrender. The High Queen is dying… At the royal summons, Shae mounts a wingabeast and soars through the air to the high hold of Faeraven, where all is not as it seems. Visions warn her of danger, and a dark … Continue reading DawnSinger →
“This is the summer of no fun,” I told my husband. My family, along with most of the world, are in voluntary lockdown due to Covid-19. All members of my household fall into categories with a higher percentage of death from the coronavirus. My husband and I both work from home these days, and we … Continue reading Passing Through the Darkness →