title: A Cry From The Deep
author:  Diana Stevan 
description: I was entranced with the beautiful prose, and Catherine is a great character: smart, vulnerable, believable, and good at her job. All things I look for in a heroine. This is a book I plan to read again.<br /> --<b><i>Margaret Conway, Author of A Thieving Forest</i></b><br /> <br /> In this time slip novel, there is a very sweet romantic twist in both the present and the past, and the author manages to build the tension - sexual and otherwise very nicely.<br /> --<b><i>David Burnett for the Kindle Book Review</i></b><br /> <br /> It simply had all the elements of a great escape novel.<br /> --<b><i>Peggy Morehouse Strack, Author of A Stop In The Park</i></b>
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  A cry rose in Elansa’s breast, right to her throat, past the steel blade
  pressing. She let it die, unvoiced. To fling back her head and scream would
  have been to slice her own throat. She could not do it, for all she’d asked
  Kethrenan to let it happen. Neither could she whimper or plead. She was a
  princess.
  
  And so the outlaw took her away. Brand of the stonelands had the princess. A
  cry did sound for her, though, against the rage of battle, the war cries and
  the death screams of elves and goblins, long and loud and filled with terrible
  rage. It followed her, winding through the barren land, the sound of Kethrenan
  cursing.
  
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  **The Inheritance**
  
    
  
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  ( Dragonlance - Classics, Book 4 )
  
    
  
   _ **Nancy Varian Berberick**_
  
    
  
  To Amy Bridgeman
  
  for the Phoenix
  
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  **Chapter 1**
  
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  In the coffers of the elf king, in Solostaran’s deep chests, lay many
  treasures—gold 