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K. G. Caddzanoff
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Those who create know that it is fun to share what
we produce with others. Thus, I have created this web site where I can introduce the stories that I and others are
writing. I hope that you enjoy them.
Fantasy I invite you to enjoy my first book, That Which is Sown, in which Scena, a Naskine priestess, is forced to journey on a quest in which she learns much about love and honor, both easily come by but not so easily held. Available through www.bbotw.com, www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and www.bordersstores.com or by calling toll free at 1-877-BUY-BOOK.Click here for a description and excerpt of my second book, When Gods and Dragons Dance. The first adventure where Raven, Daughter of the Dragons, returns to her homeland to save those who had betrayed her. Available through www.bbotw.com, www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and www.bordersstores.com or by calling toll free at 1-877-BUY-BOOK. Historical Fiction And for those who like historical fiction, let me point you to An Endless Exile by Mary Lancaster. The love story of Hereward "the Wake", the 11th Century English hero who led the only major resistance to the Norman Conquest. Available through http://www.mushroom-ebooks.com, Amazon, Fictionwise.com and most on-line book stores. "Words really fail to convey how amazing this book is." Dia H on Amazon.com"Brilliant, beautiful, mesmerizing… The story is fascinating, thrilling, brilliant, weaving between Torfrida’s life upon Hereward’s death and the flashbacks to their stormy love. Simply, Lancaster is a talent to behold, the tale amazing." DeborahAnne MacGillivray in The Best Reviews. |
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And more on its way!
In 2008, I will be releasing Son of the Wolf where Jared of the Avarmen discovers the meaning of prophecies from his childhood through capture, slavery,
and facing a demi-god to reclaim the woman he loves.
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