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The Wind On Fire Trilogy, Book Two: Slaves of the Mastery
Wind On Fire Trilogy Book #2 of 3  
Author: William Nicholson
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| Published on January 1, 2001 | | Age Group: 10 - 17 years | | Reading Level: | AR: 5.3 (14.0 Points, Quiz #57116)
GLE: 7.1
Lexile® measure: 710L |
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Summary:
Fifteen-year-old Bowman uses his newly-discovered powers to join with his twin sister Kestrel in an attempt to liberate their people from the "beautiful but cruel" civilization which has enslaved them.
Excerpt/First Sentence(s):
Marius Semeon Ortiz crested the brow of the low hill at a gallop, and drew his panting horse to a halt.
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Twins Kestrel and Bowman risked their lives to restore the key to the wind singer. Now, five years later, the people of Aramanth are finally free of the Morah, the evil power that controlled them for generations. But with the new kindness has come weakness, and Aramanth lies undefended - unable to resist a ruthless attack by soldiers from a distant land. The city is burned to the ground, and its people driven off as slaves.
During the invasion, the twins are separated for the first time in their lives. Bowman becomes a slave of the Mastery, a city where the rulers live in extraordinary luxury and beauty. Kestrel escapes, then sets off to avenge the enslavement of her family. As the twins embark on their parallel adventures, their mother's prophetic dreams reveal their true identity and their dangerous fate. Bowman's special mind power and Kestrel's fierce spirit are soon joined once again to fight for the freedom of their people. As they plan to destroy the Mastery, however, they must also face the ancient evils, returned to haunt and tempt them.
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