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Gwerin Series #2
Broken Ties: A Gwerin Novel
After flying off with his step-father to search for Dar Banning, the missing Birrnian prince, Liam has returned home to Kinsale. But his once small, comfortable, isolated world has become confining and claustrophobic. So, with the unexpected bond of friendship formed between Aerin Manus and Karam Kael (who wants more than just friendship), and the threat of war with the Menden Empire looming over their heads, Keir Liam strikes off into the world, ready to take on whatever new adventures await him.
- GenresFantasy
294 pages, Paperback
First published October 18, 2015
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About the author
Scott William Simmons
4 books10 followersScott William Simmons is an artist and author based in Rhode Island. A painter, Scott utilizes a singular palate and style on a wide range of subjects. For the past fifteen years, Scott has successfully shown his work and has been represented by galleries in Provincetown, Massachusetts, and Providence, Rhode Island.
Particularly active in the visual arts community of Rhode Island, Scott is a current member of the Providence Art Club, Wickford Art Association, and the Foundry Artists Association. He has served on the Education Committee of the Providence Art Club since 2018, and formerly served as Chairperson of both Marketing and Membership for the Foundry Artists Association. He is a past member of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, the Guild of Natural Science Illustration, and the Rhode Island Watercolor Society.
Scott has exhibited widely and is currently represented by Dryden Galleries in Providence. His works are held in private collections throughout the Northeast and beyond. Scott earned his Certificate in Natural Science Illustration as well as his Certificate in Drawing and Painting Studies at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). He holds his Associates Degree in Fine and Studio Arts from Bristol Community College in Fall River, Massachusetts.
Particularly active in the visual arts community of Rhode Island, Scott is a current member of the Providence Art Club, Wickford Art Association, and the Foundry Artists Association. He has served on the Education Committee of the Providence Art Club since 2018, and formerly served as Chairperson of both Marketing and Membership for the Foundry Artists Association. He is a past member of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, the Guild of Natural Science Illustration, and the Rhode Island Watercolor Society.
Scott has exhibited widely and is currently represented by Dryden Galleries in Providence. His works are held in private collections throughout the Northeast and beyond. Scott earned his Certificate in Natural Science Illustration as well as his Certificate in Drawing and Painting Studies at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). He holds his Associates Degree in Fine and Studio Arts from Bristol Community College in Fall River, Massachusetts.
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February 13, 2016
Truly have fallen in love with this world and the people..Scott Williams writings have a way of drawing you in and once your in you never want to leave. Cant wait for book 3.
August 24, 2017
A fun adventure well worth the reading
This is book 2 in what looks to be a series. You don't have to read the first book to know what's going on in this one. Thanks to a prologue, the reader is quickly brought up to date on what happened in book one. However, I would recommend you read book one so you can fully flavor the people involved in this particular work. It is a grand journey, expertly told, and one that keeps your interest from the first page to the last.
This is book 2 in what looks to be a series. You don't have to read the first book to know what's going on in this one. Thanks to a prologue, the reader is quickly brought up to date on what happened in book one. However, I would recommend you read book one so you can fully flavor the people involved in this particular work. It is a grand journey, expertly told, and one that keeps your interest from the first page to the last.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews