Books with title Guardian of the Gauntlet, Book III

Isryk is getting married, but to whom? Camari is going on another quest, this time alone, with only the help of two quinas. She is traveling west to invite people to Isryk's wedding. On her journey she meets many people. Some are friends and some are villains. She meets a crooked knight named Cludull and an Ogre name Odiminus. She makes friends with a farmer and his family. They have adventures together.Her parents have gone on a second honeymoon to an island off the coast of Thalon. Her sister, Mila, has joined Denir, Hamil, Tanira, and Hamil's steward, Kennetton, to hunt the large and very dangerous animal, the charynd. These are their excuses for not attending Isryk's wedding. This is the final book in the Guardian of the Gauntlet trilogy.

After Camari receives a note attached to a kipsee bird from the Gnomes of Nurrocon, she realizes she must enlist Isryk's aid. They are about to voyage across the ocean to help the gnomes retrieve crystals from the Magnite Sea which is guarded by a monster named the Great Vanthor. For the Greater Good, Camari uses the gauntlet in many ways along her journey. She encounters an evil troll named Alanack along the way and finds many ways to help people, as well as the gnomes. This book isn't over until it's over. Even after Camari and Isryk think they have completed their quest, they still have many dangers and challenges to overcome.

Prince Isryk is getting married, but to whom? Camari is going on another quest, this time alone, with only the help of two quinas. She is travelling west to invite people to Isryk's wedding. On her journey she meets friends and villains. Her parents have gone on a second honeymoon to an island off the coast of Thalon. Her sister, Mila, has joined Denir, Hamil, Tanira, and Hamil's steward, Kennetton to hunt the large and very dangerous animal, the charynd. These are their excuses for not attending Isryk's wedding. This is the final book in the Guardian of the Gauntlet trilogy.

After Camari receives a note attached to a kipsee bird from the Gnomes of Nurrocon, she realizes she must enlist Isryk's aid. They are about to voyage across the ocean to help the gnomes retrieve crystals from the Magnite Sea which is guarded be a monster named the Great Vanthor. Camari and Isryk are sent on a quest accompanied by two gnomes, Eldon and Dantor. On this quest they encounter an evil troll named Alanak. They must use the gauntlet and help from the Ice Maiden in order to defeat him. They still have Malleforest to cross. Even when they think their quest is over they still face several more challenges.

All Jennyver wants to do is to stay in her little room in Dargonele Abbey, read her books and bide her time until her father returns to take her away to their new home in the south of Scarlosia. She finds herself in a cold world where customs are rigid and complex, music is forbidden, marriages are arranged, and people covet a legendary sword. She learns to her horror that she is expected to take her grandmother’s place as Leader of the Seven Tribes and command a formidable army in order to protect a legendary book that has been a carefully guarded family secret for over one thousand generations.Dwelling deep within the Scarlosian legends is the illuminated Book of Orain; a book that is reputed to be so powerful and potentially destructive, that the dark-souled leader of the warlike Sakarans rampages through Scarlosia in search of it. After a foiled kidnap attempt, Jennyver is whisked away to her grandmother’s fortress in the north of Scarlosia for protection. She leaves behind a life of tranquility as well as a handsome young champion swordsman who risked his life to save her. Jennyver arrives in the harsh territory of Dargonele where she is welcomed with great excitement and ceremony by the people in the village and inhabitants of the ancient fortress of Dargonele Abbey. Much to Jennyver’s surprise, her long red hair is a rarity on Scarlosia and regarded as an omen that the legend of the red-haired one will bring victory their people by vanquishing the evil that is overtaking their world. Jennyver is reunited with a family she never knew existed. She is befriended by her mischievous and lively cousin, Sharalee, a serious minded boy, Alcar, and a visiting student, Wes. Together, they help Jennyver adjust to her new life in Dargonele. Not long after arriving at her ancestral home, Jennyver is informed that she is expected to learn how to wield a sword, ride a great war-horse and lead battles against the leader of the Sakaran nation. Jennyver is taken by her grandmother to an underground chamber where the legendary Book of Orain is concealed. Jennyver is told that she is to become the next guardian of the most powerful and dangerous book on Scarlosia. She is sternly warned that the guardianship of the Book of Orain is a closely guarded secret that is passed down through a matriarchal line. It is her duty to honor her ancient family obligation by learning the verses in the book and eventually pass on the guardianship of the Book of Orain to her daughter. But to Jennyver’s dismay, the key to unleashing the tremendous powers of the Book of Orain is lost.Jennyver is delighted when Myles, the young champion swordsman who had rescued her, is brought to Dargonele Abbey for protection. Jennyver forms an attachment to the moody and secretive Myles. She is faced with many questions while adjusting to her new life. Will she submit to centuries old customs or will she defy community and familial pressures? Will she be forced to accept an arranged loveless marriage in order to fulfill her ancient family obligation? What will become of her growing affection for Myles? And what secrets is he hiding? Besides dealing with her personal turmoil, Jennyver races against time to learn the skills necessary to protect both herself and the Book of Orain. She needs to find the key that will unleash the Book of Orain’s tremendous powers before it falls into evil hands. Instead of coming to Dargonele for protection, Jennyver finds herself in a world that is rife with treachery, intrigue, and betrayal; a world that she is totally unprepared for.

All Jennyver wants to do is to stay in her little room in Dargonele Abbey, read her books, and bide her time until her father returns to take her away to their new home in the south of Scarlosia. She finds herself in a cold world where customs are rigid and complex, music is forbidden, marriages are arranged, and people covet a legendary sword. She learns to her horror that she is expected to take her grandmother’s place as Leader of the Seven Tribes and command a formidable army in order to protect a legendary book that has been a carefully guarded family secret for over one thousand generations.Dwelling deep within the Scarlosian legends is the illuminated Book of Orain; a book that is reputed to be so powerful and potentially destructive, that the dark-souled leader of the warlike Sakarans rampages through Scarlosia in search of it. After a foiled kidnap attempt, Jennyver is whisked away to her grandmother’s fortress in the north of Scarlosia for protection. She leaves behind a life of tranquility as well as a handsome young champion swordsman who risked his life to save her. Jennyver arrives in the harsh territory of Dargonele where she is welcomed with great excitement and ceremony by the people in the village and inhabitants of the ancient fortress of Dargonele Abbey. Much to Jennyver’s surprise, her long red hair is a rarity on Scarlosia and regarded as an omen that the legend of the red-haired one will bring victory to their people by vanquishing the evil that is overtaking their world. Jennyver is reunited with a family she never knew existed. She is befriended by her mischievous and lively cousin, Sharalee, a serious minded boy, Alcar, and a visiting student, Wes. Together, they help Jennyver adjust to her new life in Dargonele. Not long after arriving at her ancestral home, Jennyver is informed that she is expected to learn how to wield a sword, ride a great war-horse, and lead battles against the leader of the Sakaran nation. Jennyver is taken by her grandmother to an underground chamber where the legendary Book of Orain is concealed. Jennyver is told that she is to become the next guardian of the most powerful and dangerous book on Scarlosia. She is sternly warned that the guardianship of the Book of Orain is a closely guarded secret that is passed down through a matriarchal line. It is her duty to honor her ancient family obligation by learning the verses in the book and eventually pass on the guardianship of the Book of Orain to her daughter. But to Jennyver’s dismay, the key to unleashing the tremendous powers of the Book of Orain is lost.Jennyver is delighted when Myles, the young champion swordsman who had rescued her, is brought to Dargonele Abbey for protection. Jennyver forms an attachment to the moody and secretive Myles. She is faced with many questions while adjusting to her new life. Will she submit to centuries old customs or will she defy community and familial pressures? Will she be forced to accept an arranged loveless marriage in order to fulfill her ancient family obligation? What will become of her growing affection for Myles? And what secrets is he hiding? Besides dealing with her personal turmoil, Jennyver races against time to learn the skills necessary to protect both herself and the Book of Orain. She needs to find the key that will unleash the Book of Orain’s tremendous powers before it falls into evil hands. Instead of coming to Dargonele for protection, Jennyver finds herself in a world that is rife with treachery, intrigue, and betrayal; a world that she is totally unprepared for.