House of Shadows
Chapters (75)
- Cover
- Also By K.A. Linde
- Kinkadia Map
- Alandria Map
- Pronunciation Guide
- Tribes
- The Celebration
- The Murder
- The Hangover
- The Journey
- The House of Shadows
- The Princess
- The Ball
- The King
- The Wall
- The Court
- The Masquerade
- The Light
- The Plot
- The Healing
- The Training
- The Masters
- The Problem
- The Meeting
- The Assassin
- The Testing
- The Course
- The Season
- The Lord
- The Star
- The Dragons
- The Protest
- The Library
- The Bond
- The Night of the Dead
- The Camp
- The Celebration
- The Suspect
- The Smoke
- The Martyr
- The Arrest
- The Probation
- The Holiday
- The Estate
- The Flight
- The Confession
- The Village
- The Hot Springs
- The Geivhrea
- The Winter Party
- The Heart
- The Blackouts
- The Symptoms
- The Council
- The Rally
- The Aftermath
- The Shift
- The Sickness
- The Spiritcaster
- The Awakening
- The Crux
- The Negotiations
- The River
- The Boats
- The Shadows
- The Battle
- The Defeat
- The Treaty
- The Trial
- The Execution
- The Father
- House of Curses
- Also By K.A. Linde
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
Cover
Also By K.A. Linde
A L S O B Y K. A. L I N D E
ROYAL HOUSES
House of Dragons
House of Shadows
House of Curses
ASCENSION
The Affiliate
The Bound
The Consort
The Society
The Domina
Kinkadia Map
Alandria Map
Pronunciation Guide
CHARACTERS
- Mistress Alsia—Al-see-uh
- Alura—Uh-lure-uh
- Amond—Uh-mond
- Mistress Anahi—Anne-uh-ee
- Arbor—Ar-bur
- Ashby March—Ash-bee March
- Audria Ather—Aud-ree-uh Ath-er
- Basem Nix—Bay-sum Nix
- Master Bastian—Bast-yun
- Bayton—Bay-ton
- Benton—Ben-ton
- Master Boze—Boz
- Master Callian—Cal-yen
- Clare Rahllins—Clair Rah-Lihns
- Cleora—Klee-or-uh
- Clover—Clove-er
- Darby—Dar-bee
- Dozan Rook—Doe-zen Rook
- Fallon—Fal-uhn
- Prince Fordham Ollivier—Ford-um Ah-liv-ee-aye
- Hadrian—Hay-dree-en
- Mistress Hellina “Helly”—Hell-ee-nuh
- Irena—Ih-reen-uh
- Isa—Ee-suh
- Keres—Kerr-is
- Kerrigan Argon—Care-ih-gen Arh-gone
- Lord Kivrin Argon—Kiv-rin Arh-gone
- Master Kress—Kres
- Master Lockney—Lock-nee
- Master Lorian—Lor-ee-uhn
- Lyam—Lee-um
- Mistress Moran—Mor-in
- Mistress Movanna—Moh-Vahn-uh
- Noda—No-duh
- Parris—Pear-is
- Prescott—Press-cot
- Master Raysor—Ray-sore
- Roake—Roke
- Mistress Sencha—Sen-shuh
- Lady Sonali—Suh-nahl-ee
- Thea—Thee-uh
- Master Tippan—Tip-En
- Valia—Val-ee-uh
- Wynter—Win-ter
- Mistress Zahina “Zina”—Zuh-heen-uh “Zeen-uh”
DRAGONS
- Androma—An-dro-muh
- Avirix—Uh-veer-ix
- Evien—Ev-ee-en
- Ferrinix—Fair-ih-nix
- Gelryn—Gehl-rin
- Luxor—Lux-er
- Netta—Net-uh
- Oria—Or-ee-uh
- Tavry—Tahv-ree
- Tieran—Teer-en
- Vox—Vaaks
Tribes
The twelve tribes of Alandria were split into four groups based on how they perceived the use of magic: Woodloch to the wooded west, Viland to the hills of the east, Tosin to the mountains of the north, and Moran to the rocky south. Though the twelve tribes are autonomous, the Society rules over all.
WOODLOCH
Magic should be used for might.
(warriors, weapons, armor)
Galanthea
Herasi
Venatrix
VILAND
Magic should be used for good.
(healing, medicine, art)
Bryonica
Concha
Ibarra
TOSIN
Magic should be used for efficiency.
(everyday tasks, mining, travel)
Erewa
Sayair
Zavala
MORAN
Magic should be used for nothing.
(magical artifacts)
Aude
Elsiande
Genoa
1
The Celebration
“You just won the dragon tournament. What are you going to do next?”
Kerrigan swatted at Clover. “Stop it. You’re ridiculous.”
“I’m not ridiculous. I’m beyond excited for my best friend.” Clover leaned back against the bar. Her dark bob hanging severely in front of her face, her smile the brightest Kerrigan had ever seen.
When Clover, Hadrian, and Darby had pulled her out of Draco Mountain, Kerrigan had tried to match their enthusiasm. A day earlier, she’d been fighting for her life in a tournament she hadn’t entered. She had ended victorious, becoming the first half-Fae full member of the Society and a dragon rider. In two week’s time, she was going to start a year of dragon training. It sounded miraculous. If only there wasn’t about a million reasons it was anything but.
“Come on, Ker,” Hadrian said. His blue hair was coifed elegantly against the golden brown of his skin. The cravat at his neck, half-undone, was the only indication of his inebriation. “Don’t look like that. We’re celebrating.”