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| KHANDARKEN RISING, The Last War, Book One The Emperor has been defeated. New countries have arisen from the ashes of the old Empire. The citizens swear they will never need to fight again after that long and painful war. Bethlehem Farmer is doing her best to help her brother Abram hold things together in south Khandarken after their father died in the battles. She is looking after the dispossessed, keeping the farm productive and the talc mine working in the hills behind their land. But when Abram takes a trip with Uncle Jade into the northern territory and disappears without a trace, she’s left on her own. Major Dante Regiment is sent by his father, the General of Khandarken, to find out what the situation is at Farmer Holdings. What he sees shakes him to the core and fuels his grim determination to protect Bethlehem at all cost, even with his life. 5 Star Review — Ms Grayson has created a fascinating new world with a lot of the same old problems. Sci fi and fantasy rolled into one with a sure hand and enormous imagination. |
The flowers are budding like crazy in my garden. In the front are peonies, next are the foxgloves. We loved to play with these as kids, used them for swords, or put a pod on the end of each finger and pretended we worked magic with them. Behind those are phlox. It grows wild all over the place and I leave them to seed in the garden because they fill the empty spaces with their beautiful pink to purple flowers and lovely scent.
What is blooming where you are?
I know yellow was my first colour here, but pink is now overtaking it. It’s still spring, right? Not summer yet.
This is the Japanese tree peony in my garden. It blooms way before the regular peonies.
The heather is covered with tiny pink flowers.
My crabapple tree is in full bloom. Luckily we spotted the caterpillars and DH took them off
Azalea struggling to open its blooms.
What colours are showing where you are? Drop me a comment and let me know. Happy spring!!
I’ve been trying to decide what is the colour of spring. Around here, I have to say it is ‘yellow’. All kinds of flowering plants are showing up in yellow.
This is Mahonia, or Oregon Grape from my garden.
Daffodils, of course.
Dandelions popping up everywhere.
This is forsythia. There are other colours showing up now, but yellow is predominant so far.
What do you see where you live? Drop me a comment and let me know.
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