If you like bold twists, riveting worldbuilding, and slow-sizzle romance, find out why readers are calling Chosen Guardian “magically delightful!”īack the Stolen Tears Series Kickstarter project here! If I fail, my people and their magic will be enslaved to the Arcaians forever. The tears have chosen me as their guardian, and I’ve got to keep them from falling into the wrong hands. With Talon’s wavering allegiance, there’s no one I can trust. But what happens when I discover his darkest secret of all? Talon is rugged, battle-scarred, and full of heavily guarded secrets that keep us both in danger, but I can’t help how drawn to him I am. My only chance of survival is aligning myself with a rogue soldier. The ruthless Arcaian soldiers use tears to steal magic, and now they’re after me. When I find a vial of these enchanted tears, it paints a target. In an emotionless world, tears are a precious commodity, valued for their magic and sold on the black market. The Lady Hawks will open their season at the Lancer Invite, hosted by Longwood, on November 18-19.“This story by an accomplished YA writer is jam-packed…The action moves so quickly that the reader is fully engaged to the very last page.” –Publisher’s WeeklyBookLife Prize UMES will open the 2005-06 season November 14-15 at the Guardian's Classic in Iowa City, Iowa.
The Fighting Hawks finished last season with a 1-17 conference record and are tabbed to finish 11th. The Bulldogs were listed atop the preseason poll last season and finished the 2004-05 year in a tie for fourth place with Norfolk State and Morgan State in the MEAC final standings. On the men's side, South Carolina State received 10 of the 20 first place votes and were chosen over last year's MEAC Champions Delaware State. The Lady Hawks, led by second year Head Coach Fred Batchelor, return six members from last year's squad. UMES secured their first winning record in conference play since the 1997-98 season when they finished 10-8 in the MEAC last year. Delaware State and UMES rounded out the top five with the Lady Hawks also earning one first place vote. The Lady Eagles finished the year as both MEAC regular season and tournament champions.
Coppin State was chosen as the women's favorite while South Carolina State was chosen by the league's Head Coaches and Sports Information Directors as the men's favorite to win the 2005-06 MEAC title.Ĭoppin State finished atop the poll with 10 first place votes followed Hampton with seven first place votes and Howard with two first place votes. The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) announced its pre-season basketball predictions on Wednesday, October 5.
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