Sword's Edge Chronicles
Epic fantasy with a science fiction twist
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"This series gets better with each new book. The story of the characters moves on logically, yet the reader is kept engrossed with each new development. I am anxious to see how the tale will progress."
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(stories listed chronologically)
- Unlikely Prophet
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- Alcandhor
- "Alternate Path" published in Deep Magic, July 2005
- "Bitter Storm" published in Deep Magic, January 2004
- "Petition" published in Residential Aliens, November 2010
- "Not Good"
- Sword's Edge (book one)
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- Children of the Enaisi (book two)
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- Laws and Prophecies (book three)
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- Smashwords in most e-book formats
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- Sword's Edge Chronicles - Omnibus Edition
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the first book in the Sword's Edge Histories
a prequel of the Sword's Edge Chronicles,which takes place over 1000 years before Sword's Edge
The planet is dying.
Security Chief Avadhron has lost hope.
Forced to retreat to domes to escape the toxic atmosphere, and with earthquakes and volcanic eruptions threatening their lives, his people live in fear and anger. Avadhron struggles to keep order despite his own despair.
A long-dormant portal activates—
An alien arrives.
Avadhron doesn't trust this alien or his altruistic offers of help, but the imminent destruction of his planet forces him to back the plan to move his people through the portal to a new world, rife with beauty and danger.
But can they relocate an entire population before its too late?
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An e-book compiling these three previously published short stories:
Free: a fun vignette which takes place about six years before Sword's Edge
Ripped from her home...
...recruited as a spy.
Can Tam successfully pose as a servant and discover which of the lords is a traitor? If she fails, not only will her family die, but their world will be thrown into chaos.
Tragedy strikes—
Tam's world crumbles.
Amidst grief, she must undertake a dangerous rescue mission, aided by a mysterious alien relic. Can this young lass succeed or will the assassins at her heels cost her all?
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The world is changing—
—too fast.
Changes to tradition and law bring chaotic unrest amidst worries over traitors on the run and murdering bandits eluding capture.
Mysteries of the past are revealed...
...secrets of the present are brought to light.
Can their world survive even more changes? One person holds the key to reopening the portal, closed for half a millennium. But what lies on the other side? Is it even safe to consider opening it?
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The comfort of law and tradition...
The fear of prophecy—
And the change it will usher in. Alcandhor must choose between the two. Either decision brings life or death consequences for himself and others, and a fundamental shift in the lives of his people.
Corruption, treason, and betrayal...
Even among Alcandhor's kin and close friends.
Can he survive? Will he even have the chance to accept or deny the calling awaiting him?
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If you haven't yet bought
Sword's Edge, Children of the Enaisi, and Laws and Prophecies,
they are now available in an ebook omnibus edition!
Thanks to:
Dr. Jonathan Crofts - My Very Own Physicist™ who has patiently waded through my questions and tried valiantly to keep me from breaking the laws of physics. Without him, the technology of this world would be much diminished, although to be honest, his brain would probably be in a much better state if he didn't have my stories twisting his mind into knots.
