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    Mazes of Power

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      Sangar of the Eighth Family—a young gentleman

      Herm of the Seventh Family—a young gentleman

      Innis of the Fifth Family—a gentleman

      Brinx of the First Family—son of Selemei, distant cousin of Tagaret and Nekantor

      Enwin of the Sixth Family—father of Della

      Pazeu of the Sixth Family—mother of Della

      Liadis of the Sixth Family—sister of Della

      Ambrei of the Fourth Family—a young gentleman

      Vos of the Sixth Family—a gentleman

      Lyaret of the Tenth Family—a young gentleman

      Ower of the Eleventh Family—a young gentleman

      Arbiter Doross of the Sixth Family—leader of the Sixth Family Council, older distant cousin of Della

      Falya of the Third Family—partner of Herin

      Chief Adjudicator Uresin—head judge of the Pelismar Courts

      Palimeyn of the Third Family—a cabinet member

      Arith of the Sixth Family—a cabinet member

      Ethor of the Twelfth Family—a cabinet member

      Arissen

      Revett of the Pelismara Division—leader of the soldiers of Pelismara

      Veriga Cohort First—a bodyguard

      Karyas Cohort First—a bodyguard

      Dekk—a guard

      Imbati

      Das—caretaker of Tagaret and Nekantor

      Serjer—First Houseman in the Household of Garr and Tamelera

      Aloran—a student at the Imbati Service Academy

      Kiit—a student at the Imbati Service Academy, Aloran’s friend

      Min—a student at the Imbati Service Academy

      Master Ziara—Health instructor at the Imbati Service Academy

      Tamelera’s Eyli—servant and bodyguard to Tamelera of the First Family

      Anin—a student at the Imbati Service Academy

      Garr’s Sorn—servant and bodyguard to Garr of the First Family

      Della’s Yoral—servant and bodyguard to Della of the Sixth Family

      Selemei’s Ustin—servant and bodyguard to Selemei of the First Family

      Jeris—a student at the Imbati Service Academy, Kiit’s bunkmate

      Endredan—a student at the Imbati Service Academy, Aloran’s bunkmate

      Erex’s Kuarmei—servant and bodyguard to Erex of the First Family

      Premel—Keeper in the Household of Garr and Tamelera

      Remeni—First Houseman in the Household of Benél of the First Family

      Shara—caretaker in the Household of Reyn and Iren of the Ninth Family

      Katella—a student at the Imbati Service Academy

      Artist Orahala—the tattoo artist of the Pelismar Imbati

      Dorya—partner of Premel

      Fedron’s Chenna—servant and bodyguard to Fedron of the First Family

      Ezill—pharmacy warden of the Imbati Service Academy

      Headmaster Moruvia—Headmaster of the Imbati Service Academy

      Officer Warden Xim—leader of the Imbati Wardens

      Herin’s Argun—manservant to Herin of the Third Family

      Kartunnen

      Tromaldin—conductor of the Pelismar symphony

      Ryanin—a famous composer

      Yanun—a courtesan

      Vant—a musician’s apprentice

      Jaia—a shopkeeper and fashion designer

      Dois—a courtesan

      Venorai

      Kitrin—elected leader of the Venorai Union

      Melumalai

      Odenli—chairman of the Melumalai banking syndicate

      Akrabitti

      Griss—a trash worker

      Acknowledgments

      I have a great many people to thank—so many that I know I will end up missing someone. So many of you kept up my spirits with kind words or advice, or gave me your precious time for reading, critiquing, and discussing. You know who you are, and I wouldn’t be here without you.

      I would like to thank my editor, Sheila Gilbert, for her insightful vision in sharpening this book. Thank you to Adam Auerbach for the beautiful cover art, and to Katie Hoffman for her kindness and advocacy. I’m also deeply grateful to my agent, Kristopher O’Higgins, who never stopped believing in this project and supported me through years of work and waiting. A big thank you also goes out to Marguerite Reed, who introduced me to Kris.

      Janice Hardy, you’ve been there every step of the way. Thank you for telling me you cared about this book, and this was where I had to start.

      Deborah Ross, I would not have made it through without your mentoring insights, hugs, and gentle guidance.

      Among the many people who participated in critique and discussion I wish to extend particular appreciation to Lillian Csernica, Josephine Kelso, Dario Ciriello, Linda Whitaker, and Kyle Aisteach.

      Special thanks go to David J. Peterson for the many hours he spent turning my alphabet for Varinin into a real font that could be used in this book.

      Thank you to Tim, Niall, and Eagan for all the hours of listening, for telling me I’m awesome when I needed to hear it, and for also being honest about when I needed to fix things. Thanks to Pete and Jen for believing. Finally, I’d like to thank my parents, Eileen and Michael, for all the books they gave me to read, for supporting me through my education in linguistics and anthropology, and for taking me to France where I discovered Varin in the Gouffre de Padirac.

      About the Author

      Juliette Wade's habit of asking "why" about everything has led her to explore the world both above and below the ground. She has lived in Japan and France, and holds degrees in linguistics and anthropology. The author of many published short stories, she lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her Aussie husband and her two sons, who support and inspire her.

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