Song of the Bear 4: A Bard's Prophesy
by Shelby Morgen

Come to me, my people,
At the water's edge.
Come to me, my Warriors.
Let the blood flow.
Come to me, my children.
Let us cleanse the Earth.
Let us sing the Song of The Bear.

General Tranorva. No Warrior can stand against her blade.

Lady Ayailla. No Sorceress has ever defeated her with magic.

Two powerful leaders gather their forces—and their loved ones—for the final assault on the Evil that holds Clan Bear enslaved within the mines of the Élandra. The prophecy has come full circle.

Whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea, and shall not doubt in his heart, whatsoever he saith shall come to pass.

Take no prisoners. Leave no one behind. Élahandara must fall.

Shelby Morgen's Bio

Margaret obtained a BS in Education/English and Communication from Shepherd College in 1982. She tried her hand at teaching and also worked as a D.J. for several years. She knew, however, that she wanted to write. The advent of On-Line publishing has provided yet one more valid reason for avoiding 'housework' of the common type.

Residing in West Virginia with her husband of 21 years, Bill, Margaret enjoys building computers and online role- playing games. When she's not online, Margaret can be found in the garage tinkering with her motorcycle. The list of grand children has now grown to five.