Eileen Troemel

Wayfarer Immemorial Eileen Troemel

Publisher Marketing: Decker and Adara face her new role as clan leader while struggling with new threats from the Barions. The Fletnon calls for help and the crew of the Pritchard is forced to rescue the Barions who nearly killed Adara. The Wayfarer clans give the Cloch clan - Adara's clan - three long haul ships as reparation for the damage the Dotean clan did to the Cloch clan. Adara is inundated with requests to join her clan but she's not even sure how to induct people into her clan. A trip to the Etiennes for a solstice celebration solidifies Decker's commitment to Adara. He looks for a way to express it. Franklin gets an apprentice from the Etienne hunters. Janet and Hal hook up for some steamy romance but his past pushes them apart. On her way to do clan business, Adara is confronted by a lone Barion claiming to have a message for her. The Barions are up to something. Battle cruisers abound and it's unclear whether they're working together or chasing a single ship. At the clan gathering, members of the elusive Spiorad clan join the Cloch clan as well as dozens from the other clans. Members of the crew step up to officially join Adara's clan bringing all aspects of Adara's family into her clan. The artist for the Aegis memorial flirts with Decker, making Adara furious. She refuses to be featured as part of the memorial and forces the artist to look at the people who died on the Aegis. Before the memorial, Adara and Decker are captured by Barions. Harot has Decker tortured to punish Adara. Contributor Bio:  Troemel, Eileen From poetry to novel, Eileen enjoys telling a good story or expressing a heartfelt emotion. She's been published in Circle Magazine, The American Tarot Association's Quarterly Journal, What's Cooking America, Children, Churches and Daddies, placed second in Words of Women 2010 Writing Contest, 2012 Daily Flash, and The Deadman's Tome. She has a bachelor's degree in business and a second bachelor's degree in English Professional Writing and Book Editing. On the side, she has a small editing business. In addition to her work, she loves to read, crochet, crafting, research genealogy, and spend time with family. She has three adult daughters and has been married to my husband for over 30 years. TJ Jahns is a student of art and history. She has taken classes at the Milwaukee Museum of Art, UW Oshkosh and now attends Alverno College. As an amateur artist she does commission work for family and friends. As an amateur historian she finds absolutely everything interesting. As an amateur writer she blogs. She likes animation, video games, nature, music, mystery, pizza and a good story.