Of Sea And Stone (Secrets of Itlantis)
“ For Jennie, who always loved this story OF SEA AND STONE All her life, clever Aemi has been a slave in the Village of the Rocks, a place where the sea and sky meet. She’s heard the stories about the fabled People of the Sea, a people who possess unimaginable technology who live below the waves in the dark, secret places of the ocean.
She never dreamed those stories were true.
When a ship emerges from the ocean and men burn her village, Aemi is captured and enslaved below the waves i...n Itlantis, a world filled with ancient cities of glass and metal, floating gardens, and wondrous devices that seem to work magic. To make matters worse, her village nemesis, the stuck-up mayor’s son, Nol, is captured with her, and they are made servants in the same household beneath the sea.
Desperate to be free, Aemi plots her escape, even going so far as to work with Nol. But the sea holds more secrets than she realizes, and escape might not be as simple as leaving.
PROLOGUE THE PEOPLE OF the Rocks live above the sea, among the rocks from which they get their name—a collection of bone-white shards of stone that protrude from the seawater like teeth of a rotting jawbone, sea-stained and crumbling even in their glory.MoreLess
She never dreamed those stories were true.
When a ship emerges from the ocean and men burn her village, Aemi is captured and enslaved below the waves i...n Itlantis, a world filled with ancient cities of glass and metal, floating gardens, and wondrous devices that seem to work magic. To make matters worse, her village nemesis, the stuck-up mayor’s son, Nol, is captured with her, and they are made servants in the same household beneath the sea.
Desperate to be free, Aemi plots her escape, even going so far as to work with Nol. But the sea holds more secrets than she realizes, and escape might not be as simple as leaving.
PROLOGUE THE PEOPLE OF the Rocks live above the sea, among the rocks from which they get their name—a collection of bone-white shards of stone that protrude from the seawater like teeth of a rotting jawbone, sea-stained and crumbling even in their glory.MoreLess
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