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Whispers of Ghosts: Sundering the Gods Book Three Kindle Edition
The Silone clans survived to reach the Dragonspan Mountains bloodied but full of hope, but as wars end in the Tek Kingdoms, old enemies rise.
In the north: Eliles struggles to make sense of a murder on Herald’s Watch and discovers that she and her people are less alone than they ever imagined. Pikarn navigates the river to reach an island closer to Istinjoln, but finds a Broldun nemesis certain to make him re-earn the name Wolverine. In the South: Warlord Ivin Choerkin eyes the Tek Nations to the north as prayers for peace fade to war, but in the southern forests a new and mysterious foe rises. Meliu and Polus Broldun lead an army south to a pyramid known as Green Mountain to rescue Rinold and his patrol who were captured by a people known only as the yellow-eyes. But Green Mountain is a devil’s rise where death awaits. Kinesee finds life as the Warlord Choerkin’s bride exhilarating as she strives to earn military aid from the Eight Kingdoms and the Helelindin, but as she proves her worth, the more the Heretics of Rin want her dead. Solineus has discovered that Clan Emudar is alive and well but thousands of horizons from being any help. He sets out to reunite the clans, but along the way will find clues to his past and an Impossible Son. All roads in the south are bloody and lead to the lost mountain of Tomarok, where in the Age of God Wars the King Priests of Sol were crowned.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication date25 Jun. 2020
- File size5711 KB
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- ASIN : B086RY9PZR
- Publisher : Twelfth Star Publishing (25 Jun. 2020)
- Language : English
- File size : 5711 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 737 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: 1,060,769 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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About the author

Having lived in his own world for many years, L. James Rice decided he might as well share that world with folks otherwise trapped in reality, and got serious about writing. He has made enough wine to no longer enjoy wine. He has not eaten enough steak or pizza to no longer enjoy steak or pizza, but is working on it. "Challenges are good," he maintains.
Having managed to graduate high school only rarely turning in homework, he moved on to a university to find it even more forgiving of lax study skills. He celebrated with copious amounts of beer. With scant few memories of either educational facility or anything they reputedly taught him, he refuses to confirm or deny their usefulness. Probably because he is wishy-washy, but I'm not sure of that. 98% sure... or maybe only 50%. Hell if I know.
His proudest success in life does, however, harken back to high school. In geometry class a teacher set a remarkable challenge by saying (paraphrased) "In ten years you might forget everything you ever learned in class, but you will not forget..." Taunted by this teacher's arrogance, L. James Rice managed to not only forget what it was he learned, but the name of it too. And for good measure, the name of the teacher. But not the challenge itself. That would've made the exercise of forgetfulness pointless. To pile on insult to injury, he does remember the name of a spell from the video game Wizardry which he played often during this time: Tiltowait. Take that, geometry!
Born and raised in the midwest, US of A, L. James Rice has a lovely wife and two beautiful daughters, the names and birthdays of whom he remembers most of the time. Plus, two dogs, an unknown number of chickens (always in flux with predators and other natural causes), and a gosling he assumes will someday be a goose who lays non-golden eggs... stupid goose anyhow.
L. James Rice studied English Literature at UNI and Screenwriting at UCLA.
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