No Sister's Keeper - (Taelach Sisters) by Jeanne G'Fellers (Paperback)

About the Book

In a society divided by birth, upbringing, education and status, young Chandrey Brava is raised in a conservative sect, but leaves home at sixteen for the Taelach Training Grounds. Naive and used to harsh discipline, she doesn't recognize that Cancelynn Creiloff is playing with her heart.
Seeing Cance through a serious injury, Chandrey follows her to the Cleave, a sharply fundamental group being eroded from within by those who welcome the servitude of thralls. Cance's increasingly vicious treatment of Chandrey raises eyebrows, but no more. Only her family can liberate her, unless she finds allies within the Cleave.
There may be one Taelach who can help her: the mysterious Belsas Exzal.
Bravery, resilience and stoic resistance are the hallmarks of this prequel to the award-winning No Sister of Mine.

Book Synopsis

In a society divided by birth, upbringing, education and status, young Chandrey Brava is raised in a conservative sect, but leaves home at sixteen for the Taelach Training Grounds. Naïve and used to harsh discipline, she doesn't recognize that Cancelynn Creiloff is playing with her heart.

Seeing Cance through a serious injury, Chandrey follows her to the Cleave, a sharply fundamental group being eroded from within by those who welcome the servitude of thralls. Cance's increasingly vicious treatment of Chandrey raises eyebrows, but no more. Only her family can liberate her, unless she finds allies within the Cleave.

There may be one Taelach who can help her: the mysterious Belsas Exzal.
Bravery, resilience and stoic resistance are the hallmarks of this prequel to the award-winning No Sister of Mine.

About the Author

Jeanne G'Fellers is the author of the Taelach series of lesbian science-fiction novels, two of which have won Science-Fiction/Paranormal Goldies from the Golden Crown Literary Society. She is a college instructor and lives in Tennessee with her partner, their three children, four cats, a water dragon lizard and ever-fluctuating numbers of fish.