ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rhiannon Paille
Rhi
was never a normal girl. Her life was an urban fantasy wrapped in a
paranormal romance and served with a side of horror. To escape her
everyday weirdness she began writing fantasy. She studied at U of Sedona
and MIMT, obtaining a PhD in Metaphysical Science and Parapsychology.
She's married to a chef/comic book shop owner and has a fondness
for architecture. She frequents twitter and facebook, but if you really
want to get to know her you should visit her site: www.yafantasyauthor.com
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Justice by Rhiannon Paille (The Ferryman and the Flame #2) -- January 22nd 2013
How far would you go to destroy yourself?
Krishani always knew he would have to go to the Lands of Men, but he never thought it would be like this. Enemies everywhere, an ancestor he can't respect, elders he can't trust, a curse he can't stop and friends he can't help but hate. Desperate to end the pain, he sets out on a quest to find the other Flames and face the enemy that took everything from him.
Krishani always knew he would have to go to the Lands of Men, but he never thought it would be like this. Enemies everywhere, an ancestor he can't respect, elders he can't trust, a curse he can't stop and friends he can't help but hate. Desperate to end the pain, he sets out on a quest to find the other Flames and face the enemy that took everything from him.
Blood & Gold (The Ferryman and the Flame #2.5) by Rhiannon Paille - June 2013
This is JUSTICE from the villain's POV.
The Daed are pawns to one of the most powerful members of the Valtanyana. Crestaos is insane, his hunger for the Flames insatiable. The closer the Daed get to achieving his goal, the more expendable they become.
The Daed are pawns to one of the most powerful members of the Valtanyana. Crestaos is insane, his hunger for the Flames insatiable. The closer the Daed get to achieving his goal, the more expendable they become.
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