Keeper of the Damned: The Klendoran Chronicles Book Two

KEITH JONES

janv. 2014 · AuthorHouse

À propos de cet e-book

Lars returns to the city of Ragal, eager to see Amelia again and to discover what he can learn there. Since the attack of the Draknor many people have been displaced and formed roving groups of bandits, stealing and killing to survive, making the land of Gravick a very dangerous place for travellers. In Ragal he once again finds himself visting the crystal dome in his dreams. The souls trapped there seem more distraught than usual and what Lars discovers from them makes him determined to find a way to set them free. Meanwhile, across the oceans, an army sets sail, intent on destroying Ragal and reclaiming their birthright. King Zief, learning of their approach to his lands, feels the need to have Ragal better protected. Keeping this news secret Zief plans for the coming battle. As Lars continues with his lessons the king also places on him the burden of perfecting weapons that have already killed men far more experienced in that field than him. With his lessons, his determination to free the souls, and now the weapons to try and improve, Lars also has to deal with deciet and lies form House Corban and his beloved Amelia. And war his coming, which Lars will be drawn into whether he wishes it or not. If Ragal is to survive, Lars must work with people he has come to despise and try and force a peace between them.

À propos de l'auteur

Keith Jones was born in April 1969, in Stockton-on-Tees, England. At the age of 18 he joined the British Army and served for 8 years, spending most of that time posted in Germany. After leaving the army he returned to the UK until immigrating to Canada in 2005. Since his time in the army onwards he has worked as a Heavy Duty Mechanic. Writing has always been a passion, including completing a Creative Writing course at Hartlepool College. Keeper of the Damned is the third book to be completed and published through Authorhouse and is the second part of a trilogy. With the third book in the trilogy also finished and several others started Keith hopes to be publishing again in the near future.