Jalar. Seven Spinners. Book Six

Jalar is the daughter of Temulgen, the best hunter of the Edge, and the granddaughter of Thoki, who is respected and listened to as if she were a loiman. Jalar is the first beauty, saved by the does from the clutches of Navi. A girl who can speak to the river.
In the land where Jalar lives, everything follows a strict logic: after the time of the Moose comes the time of the Duck, after Yolrun comes Zharminak, and so on, round after round.
But the clear course of the circle is disrupted during the spring festival. It is as if someone whispered the way to evil itself, and now it is here, in their calm, confident world. Evil also has its heralds — strange people who demand the spinner be handed over and begin to take charge in the village. Why does each person interpret their words differently, and why does hatred rise in the peaceful children of the Lynx from what they hear? Why is Jalar a threat to them, and why is she now forced to flee from home to save herself? And what book is hidden at the very bottom of the chest of the old Thoki?

"Jalar" is the sixth tale of Tamara Mikheeva's fantasy cycle — it will bring all the spinners together. In "Seven Spinners," the writer's mastery is revealed anew, and the stories acquire a special depth and parable-like quality. They can be explored in any order, one after another, learning the stories of the girls who must make their choice — to destroy or to preserve worlds.