Recalibration

Tales of Balia

Her impatience might mean his end

Cover of Recalibration

He'd never had a home before...

Gypsy siblings Iara, seventeen, and Xabi, four, are kidnapped by slavers and taken to a land far from their own, where they escape into a town that hates foreigners. The only help they find is Nen, a young, foreign thief who helps them at great personal expense and then attempts to get them home.

But Iara’s impatience endangers them, especially the young thief who worked so hard to help them. It will take great sacrifice on Iara’s part to right her wrong and save her friend, after which she hopes to drag him on a long, dangerous journey home.

Too bad home doesn’t turn out to be what any of them expected and longed for.

Jill's Notes

  • Recalibration started its life as a novella. It was meant to be part of a three-book series of standalones about Balia’s gypsy culture. This book outgrew its bounds. The other two became epic stories about the end of the world in the Mount Yair series. Books aren’t always predictable.
  • Nen has a little bit of Arabian Nights’ Aladdin in him.
  • I don’t always name a book until the very, very end. Because of that, I don’t always remember what I call them. I accidentally published this book on Amazon as Recalibrate, and was so glad they let me fix my error.
  • This book is in Kindle Unlimited.
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