A post-apocalyptic trilogy set the Darklands, a quarantined expanse of outback desert, contaminated generations earlier by the remote and mysterious Nightpeople.
Nightpeople
St Lucia
:
University of Queensland Press
,
2005
Z1217465
2005
single work
novel
fantasy
young adult
'Saria is the last of her kind, the final child to be born in the Darklands, a quarantined expanse of outback desert, contaminated generations earlier by the remote and mysterious Nightpeople. Spirited away at her birth before the Nightpeople could remove her from the genetic pool, Saria, now in her early teens, is called before the Council of Dreamers to be used as a bargaining chip. There she discovers the truth about her own past and that of her people.' - publicity blurb, endmatter, Skyfall
Skyfall
St Lucia
:
University of Queensland Press
,
2007
Z1381093
2007
single work
novel
fantasy
young adult
Larinan Mann is an outsider, a social oddity. Born in contravention of the rules of his society, into a cold and powerful family, Lari's life seems to have no purpose. But then his only friend draws him unwittingly into the murky terror of the underworld that dwells below his feet, his father unexpectedly inducts him into the inner circle of history's most terrible secret, and Lari's world - and everything he thought he knew about it - is shattered forever. Then he meets Saria, a girl with a destiny looking over her shoulder, and together the two of them must walk into an unknown greater than anything humanity has ever faced...' - back cover
Daywards
St Lucia
:
University of Queensland Press
,
2010
Z1681337
2010
single work
novel
fantasy
young adult
'When you've run from the past, you have to stand and face the future...
'Dara, her brother Jaran and their cousin Eyna have grown up among the Clan; their lives are peaceful as they eke out an existence in the towering forest below their escarpment home. But when the ghosts of a dead civilisation reach out to haunt them one final time, they and their family must set out, on an unmapped path across a dying land.
'Walking daywards, always into the sun.' Source: www.uqp.uq.edu.au (Sighted 07/04/2010).
