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Sunday, December 8, 2013
Giveaway Winners!
The winners of the Holiday Season Cover Art Giveaway are ...
Chris Weigand - Free eBook Cover Design
Leslie Lynch - Free Promotional Package Design!!
Congratulations you two!
I'll be emailing you soon so we can discuss the details!
Thanks to everyone who entered!
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Sunday, December 1, 2013
Scheduling Cover Art
My schedule is rapidly filling up. I'm currently booked up well into January, so if you need to get your book ready for a given release date, it's best if you contact me ahead of time and we can get it on the books. That way I'll know you're coming and I'll leave room for your project. It's best if you can give me a couple of months lead time. So, if you're looking to get a book out in February, now is the time to contact me! For non-scheduled jobs I'm going to have to start charging an additional rush fee.
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Saturday, November 30, 2013
Cover Art Giveaway!
Hello everyone! In honor of the winter holiday season, I'm giving away one free cover art design (ebook) and one free promotional package (coverflat design, bookmark design and web banner design)! If you'd like to enter the giveaway, just leave a comment here with your email address! On December 7th, I'll put all the entries into a hat and pick out the winners, who will be announced on the 8th!
(And, if Blogger gives you trouble when you try to comment, you can enter by emailing me at email@example.com!)
Happy Holidays everyone!
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Friday, November 15, 2013
Book Debut: The Prophecy by Erin Albert, Book 1 of the Fullfilment Series
check it out over here!
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Growing up on a small farm in the kingdom of Vanguard, seventeen-year-old Layla Givens lives a deceptively tranquil existence. But her carefully constructed life quickly falls apart when she's abducted by a religious zealot who proclaims her The Fulfillment of an ancient peace prophecy and whisks her away to marry her greatest enemy.
Wilhelm, Prince of the Ethereals, is reluctant to meet his new bride. He's grown up believing Vanguards are evil, an enemy to fight and fear...not love. Can he set aside his prejudices and work alongside Layla to bring lasting peace after centuries of war?
Nash, a loner who has never fit in, carries a huge secret, one big enough to destroy both kingdoms. When he accidently meets Layla, he's no longer content to live in the shadows, but he must resist his growing attraction—for her safety and for the longevity of the two kingdoms.
When Nash's secret is revealed, a firestorm sweeps through both realms, with Layla at the center. Now she must choose between duty and desire while the fate of two nations hangs in the balance.
"Everything must be taken down." A rotund man, with beady black eyes, surveyed the town, disdain in his expression. While he did not appear distinguishable from the other black and purple clad men, he spoke with authority. "The First Ones and their great Prophecy must be honored properly." He sniffed, his actions indicating the very existence of Medlin and its occupants offended him.
Layla wondered what this man considered a "proper honoring" of the First Ones. The First Ones…they'd been dead for centuries, and, as far as Layla could tell, hadn't done much in life except start a never-ending war. She knew nothing more about them except that she was to thank them for good things, curse them for bad, and celebrate them on this day.
"That's Elder Werrick, head of the Ecclesiastics," whispered Samson, glancing back at Grant. Layla noticed the look that passed between them.
Grant nodded his assent. "Get her out of here, brother."
Samson tried to steer Layla away, but she held her position to get a closer look at the man whom her family so feared. She knew they had good reason to worry—her black hair and purple eyes marked her as a Fulfillment candidate, one with the potential to bring about the long awaited peace. But she couldn't quite bring herself to believe Elder Werrick would notice her on the crowded streets, especially with her eye drops and hood. Could he really be responsible for dragging candidates from their homes, forcing them to undergo strenuous, sometimes gruesome, testing for the sake of the Prophecy? To Layla, he looked like nothing more than a short, fat, unhappy man. The very notion that he could strike such fear into the hearts of her people seemed almost laughable…almost. As his gaze swept over the crowd, she glimpsed a sinister undertone that made her shiver.
Waving his pudgy arms at the awaiting townspeople, Werrick commanded, "Take it down."
Suddenly, his body stilled and his tiny eyes grew wide. They briefly connected with Layla's, narrowing with calculation. The Elder turned to his nearest black clad companion.
"Do you feel that?" Layla heard Werrick ask.
The other man looked skeptical. "Feel what, Elder?"
Werrick leaned in as the two whispered, stealing furtive glances in her direction. When the Elder's companion pointed at Layla, Samson grabbed her arm. She heard his breathing change from rhythmic to jagged as he pulled her away from the men.
"We have to go now." His urgency spurred her into action.
Grant moved to block them from the Elder's view. "Get her away from here, Samson."
The Elder looked up to see everyone staring at him as if frozen. He repeated his demand, "I said take everything down."
The townspeople, joined by the Elder's minion, scampered to remove their decorations, anxious to "properly" celebrate the First Ones. Their flurry of activity concealed Layla as Samson and Grant escorted her away. Layla scanned the streets, horrified, as the people of Medlin stripped the town's center barren. In no time, everything appeared as it always had, devoid of any celebratory adornments. She looked up at the sky with its gray clouds lingering overhead. A bad omen…
On the hill, a safe distance away, Layla watched a group of Ecclesiastics erect a monstrous stage where the donkey races should have occurred. She heard the braying of the angry animals, harnessed and corralled on the orders of the Elder to avoid interfering with the "true" Day of Dawning celebration. Her ire rose. Who did they think they were coming in and changing everything?
An icy, phantom finger traced a frigid line down her spine. After hearing warning after warning from the Mantars her whole life, Layla knew exactly what the Ecclesiastics could do, what they had done to others in the past. Maybe Samson and Grant had been right. Maybe she should never have come, especially today. Layla turned her back on the town, resolved to go home, to safety.
"Layla!" Samson's alarmed tone sliced into her, and she swung around toward him.
To her horror, two Vanguard soldiers forced Samson to the ground. She knew just how much strength he possessed, yet he couldn't free himself. Her hands balled up into fists, shaking with their desire to unleash the full force of their fury.
"Run!" Samson screamed before a soldier's fist smashed into his face.
His body stilled. Panic, coupled with indecision, crippled her. She should run like Samson commanded, but she couldn't leave him lying there. To her relief, Grant ambled toward them, his eyes full of rage.
"Run!" Grant echoed Samson's warning.
With a final glance at the two boys who'd been as close to her as brothers, Layla fled. She flew down the hill, swinging her head from side to side in alarm. Ecclesiastics swarmed throughout the city, making a clear escape route difficult to discern.
Terror rose within Layla. Why hadn't she listened to her family? She'd been foolish to believe she could sneak around under the ever-watchful eyes of the Ecclesiastics, and that hubris put Samson and Grant in danger as well. She choked back a sob.
"Run," she whispered.
Willing her feet to move forward, Layla darted toward the back of the baker's shop, hoping to take a shortcut through the back alleyway. She swerved to miss a wooden box and stumbled, arms flailing to right herself. Unfamiliar hands reached out to break her fall. Once stable, Layla looked up to find Elder Werrick staring down at her. She screamed but no sound came out of her open mouth.
"I've been looking for you," he said, a wicked smile on his face.
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Book Debut: Beverly Bronte Space Chick by James Hartley
James Hartley's Beverly Bronte Space Chick!
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Space pirates? Invisible asteroids? Six-limbed aliens invading from the Lesser Magellanic Cloud? Bring 'em on, Beverly Bronte is ready to handle them. As Ensign Bronte, a new graduate of the Trans-Planetary Patrol Academy and the first woman assigned to serve on a Patrol spaceship, Beverly shows her native intelligence and ingenuity in solving problems ... and she also shows her ability to deck a space marine of twice her weight. Promotions come fast, but the challenges come faster in this action packed space saga.
Plus Bonus Story by Beverly Bronte.
Lieutenant Commander Bronte called a meeting to brief the space marines on what was going to happen. The Captain was there, as well as Major Haines and his two platoon leader captains.
She started out describing the plan. "The only way we can see to do anything about that alien ship is to board and storm. We have built a wooden and plastic shuttle craft, with gas bottles made out of a super high-tensile-strength plastic to use as braking jets for a soft landing. The same kind of plastic gas bottles will be used with the party's spacesuits...also made of plastic. There will be no energy weapons, and a minimum of metal...we have to keep it well under three hundred pounds."
Major Haines asked, "If we have no energy weapons, how do we fight? For that matter, how do we get into their ship?"
"Second question first, we will use a special form of thermite. The metal content in it has been figured into our three hundred pounds. Thermite contains its own oxygen so it will burn in the vacuum of space, and it can melt its way right through their hull. We have the thermite packaged in long tubes, and we can form a circle around that hatch we saw. As far as fighting goes, each member of the team will have a sword, a knife, and a wooden quarterstaff."
"A sword? You're kidding, right?" said Major Haines.
"No, Major. I checked the records and all of your men have had training with swords. For some it has been a while, we may do a refresher course. And the amount of metal needed for one sword and one knife per person is well below the limit that will trigger defensive fire from the alien." She paused and picked up a sword from the floor. "As you can see, the swords we are going to use are slightly curved, like a Civil War Cavalry saber. They have a sharp edge for cutting and a sharp point for thrusting. Plus they're sharp on the back edge for eight inches or so. After a stab you can cut in either direction to enlarge the wound...or if you find an opportunity you can do a backhand cut. About as deadly as we could manage."
"Okay, okay, so you've ordered twenty-one of these swords," said Major Haines.
"Twenty-two," said Commander Bronte.
"Twenty-two? No, there are twenty-one of us...myself and my twenty men."
"You, your twenty men, and me. Twenty-two."
The Major's jaw dropped. "You're going along, Commander? No, no, that's ridiculous. You'll just get yourself killed. Or else we'll have to spend so much time protecting you..."
"Major," interrupted Captain Lastings, one of Haines' two platoon leaders, "I think I'd like to see Commander Bronte go along. I mean, after that little incident in the gym, and then she went over to do a 2-G workout..."
Haines glared at Lastings, then said to Bronte, "If you do come along, can you use one of those swords?"
Without saying anything, she stood. She threw an ordinary lead pencil into the air and swung the sword she was holding. Two half pencils, sliced perfectly in two lengthwise, fell to the table. She sat down, then asked,. "Any more questions?"
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Book Debut: The Cloud Pearl by Pamela Kelt
Take a moment and check out the Cloud Pearl: Legends of Liria Book One, by Pamela Kelt!
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Liria is a land of legend and beauty, but after a battle with its war-like neighbour, its beloved queen vanished and the country became prey to the evil Empire of Bura.
Young girls Petra and Svila are travelling players. Their manager, Zoran, collects legends and stories, hoping their message will inspire Lirians to regain their country and restore its cities to former grandeur. One tale tells of how a defeated queen dismantled her crown into six charms and hid them in the kingdom to avoid capture.
The troupe prepares a show to mark the arrival of new governor, but it is his sinister wife, Kurova Grax, who turns up along with a Buran army and demands Zoran's arrest for treason.
Zoran passes his notes to the girls, with a brief message. Stay safe. Save Liria. He is dragged off in chains. They flee, but discover their first quest is to the much-dreaded mountain citadel of Gorach, seized by Grax's oldest son, Skaliari.
Soon it is a race against time to outwit Skaliari and find the first charm. They must use their skills to solve puzzles, tackle obstacles and overcome their personal fears as they attempt to save their precious homeland.
Kurto signalled to the soldiers, who split into two groups. They moved in—some closing in on the nobles, others heading for the servants at the back. Screams broke out as the soldiers grabbed at anyone within reach and bundled them out through the doors.
"Oh, no you don't!" One elderly servant made a dash for it. Despite his years, he dodged nimbly round the pack of soldiers and leaped onto the stage. He stood shoulder to shoulder by Zoran, fists clenched. "I'm not going without a fight. Ain't that right, General Perendi? Victory to Liria!" With a bony hand, he saluted Zoran, whose eyes widened as, with a roar, a crowd of other servants—men, women, and children—broke away and swarmed toward their rediscovered hero.
The soldiers turned, but a minor viceroy threw a wild punch, knocking one of them down. Then there was chaos. The courtyard became a seething mass of nobles and soldiers, arms and legs flailing. Rotoka piled in too, his bulk giving him a certain advantage. Even the wives were pitching in, batting the soldiers on the head with cushions, shoving and pushing.
Amid the confusion, more servants scrambled onto the stage, crying "Zoran! Zoran! Zoran!" They locked arms, stamped their feet and cheered wildly.
Grax turned white with rage and clenched her bony hands. The troops paused, looking to Kurto for guidance.
Petra clung to the curtain. "I can't believe it! The nobles are fighting for Zoran."
Svila came to stand at her side and sniffed. "They're not. They're just fighting for their fancy palaces—they don't give a jot for the rest of us."
"Sheathe that sword!" bellowed Kurto at one soldier, arm raised, blade glinting. "Not yet! I don't want a blood bath on my watch! Grab the ringleaders!"
In seconds, they overpowered Duke Rotoka. They hauled him off, followed by the other nobles. Grax's gaze swept the scene and she climbed onto the wooden platform with a handful of personal guards, to gain some advantage. "Take them to the dungeons! All of them!"
Back onstage, Broda grabbed Zoran's arm. "Run, Zoran!" she urged. "Go! The people can hold the soldiers back for a while."
Zoran's face tightened. "How can I?" he said, in a voice filled with pain, as he watched a line of soldiers push nearer. The Lirian servants braced themselves for an attack. "I am no coward."
Petra spotted Kurto signal to half a dozen men who began to scout around the edge to get to the stage more quickly. "Zoran, hurry!" she called to him. "They'll be here any second!"
Zoran's gaze drifted over the scene, and then his jaw snapped as if he'd made a decision. "Petra? Help me lower the curtain."
She ran off to untie the rope.
"Watch out!" The Lirians drew back, puzzled, as the fabric dropped to the floor. Zoran stepped forward. "I need fuel. Something that will burn fast."
"What about the oil for the fire poi?"
His eyes gleamed. "Good thinking, Petra."
Petra dashed off and returned with a flask.
"Candle?" Svila appeared with one that was already lit.
"Good. Fire in the hole!" Zoran flung the liquid at the curtain, then set fire to it. The material burst into flames. "That'll slow them down."
Petra shielded her face from the sudden heat.
"Now we need weapons." Zoran paced up and down. Like a real general, thought Petra.
"I'll help." The old servant ran up, his grubby face lined with fearful determination. "I fought with you last time. Only had a pitchfork then. Must be something around here that'll do the job."
Zoran gripped his hand. "Good man." The man ran off, calling for everyone to scavenge for bits of furniture, buckets, rope, anything they could find.
On the other side of the flaming curtain, the captain was barking orders. "Once the place is clear, secure the villa for Her Excellency, Governor Grax!"
"What about the players—and the children?" One soldier asked.
"Tvornak for them!"
"Not the workhouse!" Svila's pale face loomed out of the smoke.
Broda appeared, face covered in smuts. "Time for me to get the children out of here."
Zoran nodded briskly as Broda spoke quickly to Luvak. "Quickly now!"
The boy nodded. Broda gave Zoran a long look, stood on tiptoe to kiss his cheek before hurrying off.
Grax's voice could be heard over the crackling flames. "The notes! Get the notes!"
"Notes? What notes?" Frowning, Svila turned to Zoran.
With a terrible ripping sound, the tips of the soldiers' swords appeared, slashing their way through the flaming curtain. "Not much time to explain." Zoran jabbed a blazing torch at a soldier trying to push through. "Petra, Svila, listen to me. The legend of the charms, it's all true!"
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Book Debut: Undead America: No Angels by Leah Rhyne
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Jenna, Sam and Lola were lucky to survive the horrors of a zombie-filled New Orleans. But they still have a lot to learn.
In a zombie world, you can never let your guard down. Even when you think you're safe, dangers lurk around every corner. Sometimes the dangers are from the undead, but more often they're from the living.
It's also much easier to inspire a group to fight than it is to lead them through everyday hardship. Jenna once saved lives, but the pressures managing an ever-growing group of survivors soon wears her thin.
And finally, in Undead America, no one remains unscathed. No one is whole, and almost everyone has something to hide.
From the bowels of a rundown farmhouse to the plains of Nebraska, from a leather-clad living monster to the tiniest of child zombies, there are truly No Angels.
He appeared over a haystack hill moments later, lurching and stumbling, lunging towards the sounds he'd heard in the quiet prairie land. One zombie. I sighed and tightened my grip on the Slugger in my hands, preparing for battle.
Allie appeared at my shoulder, peeking over my head. Her jaw hung slack, and she covered her gaping mouth with the back of her hand. "Oh no. Oh my God, Jenna, I am so sorry. I don't know what I was thinking. I wasn't thinking, actually, I was just...playing. And now...oh my God now! What are we going to do?"
I turned around. "It's fine," I said, and I really meant it. "I understand. It's just one, I can handle him."
But then tears filled her eyes, which grew bigger as she stared over my shoulder.
Shit. "There's more, aren't there?" I said, afraid to turn back, afraid to not. "How many?"
Allie only shook her head.
Slowly, through the sticky molasses of a bad dream, I spun around to face the zombies.
Dozens of the creatures flowed across the grass, stumbling in packs of twos and threes to the tiny church in which we stood. But they weren't looking for absolution.
They were looking for breakfast, and they were only minutes away.
Run! It was my first thought, but I stifled it. Instead, I stepped down to the round and walked to the corner of the church to take a peek at what was coming behind us. Allie stayed on my heels.
More zombies.
By my rough count, there were at least a hundred headed our way, and the gaps between them weren't big enough for us to make an escape. We were trapped.
"Do you have the walkie-talkie?" Allie whispered.
"No, it's sitting on the counter. I forgot it." In reality, I'd left it behind on purpose. All my pockets were full. "I don't have enough ammo, either. Not for this."
We ran up the steps and inside the church, and took a look around. "Shut the door," I said.
Allie slammed it, and I winced. More noise.
"Come help me. Please."
Together we dragged a heavy wooden pew across the floor, cutting deep wounds into the shining hardwood floor, and pressed it up against the door.
"The door opens out, not in," Allie said, and I nodded.
"It'll trip them up, create a bottleneck, I hope. At least it's something."
They wouldn't only come in through the door, though. I knew that. The windows were low, so they could walk right through. "All that stained glass..." I muttered as I ran toward the altar, hoping to find something, anything, that would help.
"Never mind." There was a podium on the altar, knocked over on its side already. It looked heavy. Maybe we could hide behind it and I could shoot them one by one as they came through the door.
But all that stained glass. It'll never hold them. Just because the church had remained pristine for seven months didn't mean it could survive this onslaught.
I considered fire. I had matches, and all the wood was surely flammable. It had to be.
Maybe it'll cause a distraction and we could slip away.
But probably not without getting burned. Badly.
Beside me, Allie trembled and quaked. "What are we going to do, Jenna?"
I wanted to remind her that she was old enough to be my mom, and had been someone's mom for a long time, but that seemed cruel. Instead, I took her hand as I continued my frantic surveying of the church. Nothing looked helpful.
"I don't know."
We backed into a corner. We could hear them clearly now, their individual zombie-sounds tied together into a steady hum of decay. The sound of our end, I thought, and then pinched myself for giving up. There has to be a way out.
The wall behind us was covered with a drape, and I leaned into the musty-smelling velvet. I pressed myself against it, wanting to wrap up in it and hide like when I was a little girl playing in my mother's curtains. I turned into it, pulling Allie with me, when suddenly my elbow hit something small, hard and round. A doorknob.
"Come on," I said, yanking the curtain aside. It covered a plain wooden door, and when I turned the knob the door opened. A ladder stretched way up into the bell tower, higher than even the freshest zombie would be able to reach.
I set my Slugger down on the floor, leaning against the wall, and started to climb as fast as I could, with Allie close below me. I climbed until my arms burned and my legs started to cramp, and then I climbed some more. A hundred or so rungs up, I felt the fresh air of a warm breeze on our faces through the open windows. We'd reached the top.
The glassless windows gaped wide open, and the interior of the tower was filled with a single brass bell that smelled like a hot summer breeze. I slung my leg over the side of the nearest window so that I straddled the frame, then leaned my head out to look at the sea of zombies beneath us. They were inside the church, but for the moment we were safe.
Allie climbed into her own window and looked at me around the bell. "So now what?" she said.
"We wait."
"For what?"
I shrugged. "Not sure yet. Help maybe? Or for them to get bored and go somewhere else? We just wait."
She looked at the M-16 on my back, the pistol on my hip. "Can't you shoot them?"
"Nah," I said, wrinkling my nose. "That'll just attract more of them. And I don't have enough ammunition for the ones we already have down there. We have to wait."
We sat silently for a long time, looking out at the sky, the prairie, the farmland, anywhere but directly below where certain death and zombie-dom awaited us. Then, quietly, I heard Allie singing. Amazing Grace.
T'was Grace that brought us safe thus far...and Grace will lead us home.
Grace, or Jenna, I wondered silently. But then I shrugged again and began humming along.
What else was I going to do?
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The Making of a KnightMature
We galloped silently back to Alexandria's castle after a day full of distress and drama. I rejoiced in the silence, listening to the hooves of the horses pounding on the ground rhythmically.
Alexandria had demonstrated this morning what I valued on a woman, compassion and understanding. Her clever and eloquent speech was what brought Lucas and Aislinn back to us and for that I was grateful.
"I do hope Lord Skydance is ignorant of his mishappening," I commented, "or we shall all suffer his wrath."
"Bless you," Nathaniel said, "let us hope not."
Alexandria, Aislinn, and Courtney horses were walking in front of us, talking to themselves and assuring Aislinn that everything will turn out just fine.
"Whatever happens," Lucas' voice broke the silence among us, men. "I will make sure to remain by Aislinn's side, forever."
"You have a noble heart, Lucas," I praised, "its too bad that you weren't born into nobility."
"Yes, Prince Aiden, you are right," Lucas said, "but nothing will ever change my feelings toward Aislinn."
"If there is anything you need, Lucas," I said, "tell me, I have influence and power throughout both kingdoms. I can talk with Lord Skydance if you want me to."
Lucas shook his head, "Prince Aiden, you are far too generous, but I don't want you to exert your influence to benefit me. With what you did during your ball is enough."
I nodded and we continued our journey in silence. The towers of Alexandria's castle were in view now, glorious when contrasted against the clear sky. We entered the royal gardes and the waft of flowers received us. Upon reaching the stairs, Aislinn stopped abruptly and murmured a dreaful word: father.
"Aislinn, what does this means?" Lord Skydance waved a piece of paper above his head in fury, "did plan to escape with that servant without my consent?" He wrapped his hands around Aislinn's wrist and tried to pull her down off her horse. Aislinn resisted, her expression was pained.
"Where did you find that?" Courtney exclaimed indignantly.
Lucas slid off his horse and walked up to Lord Skydance, "please Lord Skydance, it is not her fault, I coaxed her into it."
"Lucas no!" Aislinn shouted, "I accepted to leave father. You smother me, I can't live with the fact that you want to control my entire life. I do love Lucas, please accept us as we are!"
"He is lying to you, Aislinn," Lord Skydance said roughly, "he is no good for you, he will only doom our family. He has nothing to offer to you, unlike other lords and gentlemen from the court. I am sure I can pair you up with a duke, just give me time."
"I can't wait father, during that time I found a friend in Lucas," Aislinn explained, tears streaming down her face, "that friendship grew every day and it bonded into something more, into love."
"Fairytales do not exist!" barked Lord Skydance, "we are going home now."
"Please sir," Lucas said, "I promise to take care of Aislinn, just give me a chance to prove I am worthy of her."
"How?!" Lord Skydance asked sarcastically, with some surprise and contempt in his voice.
"I know how," I said, getting off my horse and positioning myself between Lord Skydance and Lucas. I offered Lucas a sword and took my own. "Prove you are worthy of being a knight in my court." I pulled my sword from its sheath, the blade gleaming beneath the sun.
Lucas looked at me uncertainly, "Prince Aiden, I won't fight you."
"You'll have to," I replied, slashing once. Lord Skydance moved to the side and the rest of them backed away. Lucas reacted fast for he unsheath Nathaniel sword with agility and skill. "I won't go easy on you, sir. Now fend!" I strike him again and again, and he deflected every one of my attacks. His poses were strong and disciplined, and his actions composed and measured, things I valued from a great warrior and knight.
When our swords clashed after several minutes of dueling, I twisted my sword, which in turn forced him to lose control of the hilt. I drove my sword into the ground, making him to let of of the hilt. I motioned my sword to his neck, signaling the end of the duel. Both of us were breathing in heavily, only Nathaniel applauded.
"Now what?" Lord Skydance mocked, "he has lost, he does not deserve to be call a swordsman!"
"Quite the contrary, sir," I said, turning to face him. I took off my black coat and rolled up my bloody sleeve for him to see a faint slash that Lucas had inflicted on my arm. "Lucas has demonstrated he is very skilled, he has the discipline and mastery that surpasses most of my knights and I am willing to name him a knight of my court."
"Prince Aiden, forgive me for having wound you," Lucas explained, a guiltly look on his features, "I knew the blade had cut through something but wasn't sure what it was..."
Alexandria gasped at the sight of blood.
"Nonsense Lucas," I said, "you have earned it. You are in a greater position now on the eyes of Lord Skydance," I turned to Aislinn's father, "it would be really foolish of you not to accept this young man in your family."
That said I left them alone to bandaged myself, in coming in I saw Elizabeth hiding behind the door, a wry smile on her.

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Debunking Veterinary Myths (Part 3): The Wealthy Doctor
No, we don't choose our profession based on our potential for income. We don't usually make the kind of money our extensive educations might suggest. The average income for vets is $65K for women and $95K for men (I will address this income disparity in a later post).
While this may amount to a respectable income for most people, it does not seem like so much money when your student loan bill is $1,200 a month.
It especially seems like a paltry sum when your high school classmate selling medical equipment (who, incidentally, dropped out of community college) is driving the Porsche you see in your dreams and dating the gorgeous blonde model who dumped you back in the ninth grade.
This happens.
So don`t marry us for our money, OK?


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Taylor's Unknown Magic, Chapter Ten: Spending Time With Dad
We walk through the city, happily undisturbed by the Learks. This city isn't as populated as Deleck, which I'm happy about. We finally watch the cemetery and I stop walking.
"This is the cemetery where my father was buried", I say, trying to hold in tears. "Can we see him?"
"Yes", he says. We walk through the cemetery looking for my father's grave, we pass by many names like "Evelyn Dess", "Lisa Fosh", and "Don Nerel".
We walk for what seems like 10 minutes until Ian says, "What was your father's name again?" My father's name. I had almost forgotten it since it's been so long.
"My father's name is Brian. Why?"
"Come over here. I think this is him." I walk over and sure enough, it's him. Brian Hearth. My father. "Hey Taylor. Why didn't you tell me your last name was Hearth?"
"I didn't think about telling you. Why haven't you told me your last name?"
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 17, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Opinions Dave Kramer Editor and Publisher Jim Wehre. Managing Editor . mom Hera\d-Zeitung New Braunfels Texas Tuesday, March 17,198/ like Royko America caves in to rude corporations and Arab ownership of America's phones ■■ b* *■ ii » research recently he attitudes of Chicagoans * -ard b>g. powerful faceless corporations. ne ideo is to find out whether pie are intimidated by big potations or whether they will Ugnt hark when tbe\ feel they are - »g deprived of service or treated discourteously 4} research had been conducted iii this way: Vs I ve written in tile past, one of > of fire phone numbers is the me as an BOO number that AT&T cs to take alls from customers . ho have trouble with their phones, i. wtions about phone store a (ions and other services. s if somebody neglects to dial 1-1 a'd th** number, they get me -I ad of \ r& I This happens at it o times a day, sometimes ore And it s been going on for at 'east two years When it began, I asked AT&T wh> didn t pick some other number, because I had the number first, hey said there just aren't enough niassigned numbers available and ggeste ! that I change mine Their iggest: • wos stupid, because it eant that I could get an unsigned number If I could get ne, why couldn't they? 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Take a trip with production designer Gary Weist through the industrial-green corridors and wood-paneled walls of the show's set, which is housed at Chelsea Piers in Manhattan. -- Randee Dawn
The wall behind the jury panel can be removed to allow for different camera angles, and there isn't always a need to have the actors in place if they're not being filmed.
"We've done a lot of changes in the courtroom over the years," Weist said. "We use this place for arraignment and other courts, so it has to have a lot of different looks."
To the right of the morgue are some Venetian blinds that cover the "morgue boxes," ostensibly for bodies. Open the right one and you'll get a view of the Hudson River.
"It's not something you'll ever see on TV, it's just a lovely idea," Weist said. Along those lines: The late Gregory Hines, who appeared in 2003, has a plaque on the courtroom floor dedicated to him for a tap dance he did one time when he arrived on the set.
"Before, this was a real white-shoe looking law place, and the real Hogan Place space looks more like this, chaotic and paperwork everywhere," Weist said. They ditched the law books "because everyone uses Westlaw online now," he added.
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BlackBerry sales could be halted if a court injunction is successful. Investors, who had assumed the dispute was settled, were caught unawares by the news.
Toronto-based RIM has asked the courts to enforce the terms of a deal announced in March because NTP 'refuses to honour all of its obligations.'
The dispute goes back to 2002 when NTP successfully sued RIM for patent infringement. Although an appeal court upheld that finding, it also found part of the earlier ruling was flawed and sent the case back to a lower court.
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We're friends from way back.
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@CK, why did you tag this "OK"?
I guess he have tagged it when it still was «We're friends from way back», not «way back».


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Strike King®'s Rage Tail® Anaconda is a big worm—big enough to be a predator in its own right, as demonstrated by its unique seeking action. The Rage Tail Anaconda's large swirl tail is part body extension, part ribbon fin, and it ripples in response to every movement through the water. Big bass will accept the challenge every time!
- Big enough to be a predator on its own
- Large swirl tail
- Ripples through the water
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Home >> Golden & Silvery Metal Charming Hatchet Shape Keychain Key Ring
- Golden & Silvery Metal Charming Hatchet Shape Keychain Key Ring.
- Craft finished Golden & Silvery Keychain with attractive and charming new design.
- Featuring charming hatchet shape, charming and elegant appearance making sure you must like it very much.
- This Hatchet Shape Keychain is made from alloy and solid metal construction.
- Metal Key Chain is both fun and functional, use as a key ring or hang on your favorite bag for fun.
- Design in light weight but strong, compact and sturdy character.
- Charming Key Ring must have for your own. It also makes a great gift for someone else.
- Ax pendant measure: 1 7/8"(L) x 7/8"(max width) x 3/16"(max thickness).
- Total length: 3 3/4"
- Color: silvery, golden.
- Weight: 17.2g.
Package content:
- 1 x Hatchet Shape Keychain.
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