The Northern Girl by Elizabeth A. Lynn
Sorren was only thirteen when the visions first possessed her – though she was too numb to be frightened. But then they continued, and she discovered that this power to go places with her mind was called Far-travelling. And those who possessed it were automatically named members of the White Clan of Arun – and were supposed to leave their everyday lives to come within the Tanjo, and serve the chea.
It was and honoured task, and an honoured title – that of witch. But Sorren did not want it. The witches frightened her. So, stubbornly silent, Sorren kept her gift to herself …


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