The Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy

The Singer of All Songs
by Kate Constable

     Calwyn knows nothing about the world beyond the Wall. She's never seen the golden stone of the city of Kaylsons or the wide waters of the Bay of Sardi. She hasn't heard the wind-workers' melodies in the Isles of Firthana or the occasional explosions from the collies of Mithates. She knows only the rounds of her life as a novice ice priestess in Antaris, tending her bees, singing her chantments, and dreaming.

     Enter Darrow, who speaks to Calywn of discord in Tremaris, where chanters are hated for their gifts. And Darrow himself is being hunted by a man who was once his best friend and is now the most powerful chanter of all.

     To help Darrow, to escape Antaris, to see the world and perhaps save it, Calwyn will leave the safety of the Wall for a journey with a man she barely knows—and an adventure as beautiful and dangerous as the music of chantment itself.*

     The Chanters of Tremaris Trilogy is a very interesting trilogy.  For the first book it's a little hard to get into, but after the first few chapters you really get into it.  You are always guessing what will happen next and you are shocked in every chapter.  The end of all the books leave you on a cliff-hanger.  I was shocked at many parts in the books and I really enjoyed them.  Inis Magazine said, " Fantasy fans from the age of 10 upwards will devour this novel.

*From the dustcover