About The Téuta’s Child by S. G. Ullman:
In the land of Téuta, there was a catastrophic event in which the ground shook, and a cliff collapsed, causing boulders to roll down and destroy everything in their path. Many people were killed, and the surviving villagers immediately accused Welo, the giant known as the bringer of nightmares, of causing the disaster.
However, little blind Kaikos had noticed strange spiritual activity on the ground, and she knew there was more to the story. She kept this information to herself, knowing that the panicked villagers would do anything to stop the earthquakes, including sacrificing Welo’s cursed granddaughter.
As fear and mistrust began to tear apart the bonds of love and community, Kaikos must find a way to survive in the midst of growing darkness and danger.
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Author Bio:
Stuart Ullman retired after 38 years as an economist and engineering project manager at a US Navy lab. He has been an avid recreational sailor for decades and was, for a time, the Commodore of the Sailing Club of Washington; he once sailed to Bermuda on one of the U.S. Naval Academy’s 44-foot sailboats. Since his retirement, he has pursued a life-long interest in writing. He has been active in the Maryland Writers Association and, for several years, was president of the Montgomery County chapter. He and his wife raised two children, have a grandson, and are currently living in Kensington, Maryland.