The end of the mystery. Lily, Jack and Faith must stop the Shadow Man and his cohorts while disaster looms
The wind scooped her up as she raised her arms to it. It was the gale from the south; harsh, bitter, and more powerful than anything the young woman had ever felt. It whipped her hair and body but each touch was magnificent. It filled her lungs with strength and laughter. Let the foolish creature that had turned on her people tremble. She was coming for them. The city's weather witch was free.

What a wonderful book!
I’ve been meaning to comment for some time now, but kept putting it off. Now that I’ve finished the book, however, I just had to say something.
I first became aware of your books with Chasing the Bard. It was such a lovely book, beautiful writing. If it’s possible I think I enjoyed Weather Child even more. It’s one of the best fantasy books I’ve read in quite a while. you just become so emotionally envolved with these characters, and the stories.
Anyway, I’m rambling. I just wanted to say how much I was tiycged bt tgus biij. Also how helpful these podcasts are for me. My vision isn’t so good, so being able to listen is wonderful.
Hi Pip,
Just a brief note from across the ditch to thankyou for a delighful story that was eloquently told.
Kind Regards,
Guvnor (Down Under)
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