As their three stories unfold, along with the stories of those whose lives they touch, it becomes clear that they are bound together in ways that not even a stonecaster could have foreseen - by their past, their future, and their blood.
Saker: An enchanter who will not rest until the land is returned to his people. Ash: A safeguarder's apprentice who must kill for an employer he cannot escape. Bramble: A village girl whom no one living can tame, forced to flee her home for a crime she did not commit. Some are spirits of place - of water and air and fire and earth. Now the Domains are governed with an iron fist by the Warlords, but there are wilder elements in the landscape that cannot be controlled and that may prove the Warlords' undoing. Pamela relaxes by playing the drums very loudly and teaches (including online) at the Australian Writers'Ī thousand years ago, the Eleven Domains were invaded and the original inhabitants were driven onto the road as Travelers, belonging nowhere, welcomed by no one. Her first book, The Willow Tree's Daughter, was published in 1994. While there she started writing short stories for children. Her websites are: and Pamela started writing for kids as a scriptwriter at the Australian Broadcasting Commission's Children's Department - she wrote and researched over fifty shows for kids and young adults. As well as the Aurealis Award, Pamela's children's books have been shortlisted for many other awards. Her most recent kids' book is the award-winning Desert Lake: The story of Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre. Her best known children's books are the junior novels Victor's Quest and Victor's Challenge (Aurealis Award Winner - Best Children's Fantasy), and The Black Dress: Mary MacKillop's Early Years, which won the NSW Premier's History Prize in 2006. Pamela's new series for children, the Princess Betony series, is published by Walker Books.
Her first adult series, the Castings Trilogy (Blood Ties, Deep Water and Full Circle) is published globally by Orbit books, and was followed by a stand alone from the same universe, Ember and Ash (Aurealis Award Winner, Best Fantasy Novel). Most of her work as Pamela Freeman is fantasy but she has also written science fiction, mystery stories, family dramas and non-fiction. She also writes historical fiction as Pamela Hart. Pamela Freeman is an award-winning Australian author of books for both adults and children.
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