Wizard's Heir (A Bard Without A Star, Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Every now and then he glanced at Goewin, the beautiful girl who held his feet, who smiled back at him warmly. A twinkle appeared in his eyes, but nothing else changed. Wide windows, arched and open to the air, surrounded him, and the wind whistled through the chamber, coming from all over the country of Glencairck and beyond. They said he could see men’s souls, or that he could hear their very thoughts. Some called him evil, but some called him benevolent. Some said he was possessed by a demon, but most others whispered about the magic of his Cymry blood. The people of Glencairck said many things about the lord of Gwynedd, but very few said them to his face. Math heard most of it anyway, brought to him by the wind. At the moment though, he was not concerned with what was said about him, or about anything else the winds told him. Just then, he was trying to use the winds in a way that he hadn’t been able to before: he was trying to call his nephew. In a lower chamber of the Caer, Gwydion ap Don plucked a slow, seductive song from the strings of his harp with long fingers.
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