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Ramodeus
Ramodeus is one of the last whisperers, defending the empire from invading abominations. Faced with betrayal, he is forced to take a group of migrants into the very land the creatures inhabit. Charged with the group's protection and well-being, Ramodeus must choose between obeying the empresses’ crass wishes and keeping the group safe while they settle a village. Ramodeus wants nothing more than to keep his villagers content, but with the imminent dangers that lurk throughout the lands they travel, Ramodeus must make sacrifices of himself and the village.
88 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 29, 2017
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Jordan C. Robinson
6 books50 followersJordan Robinson was 25-years-old and living in Clarksville, MD, between DC and Baltimore. He worked a desk job and wrote in his free time (sometimes, during work too).
As of March 2017, Jordan is 26-years-old still living in MD. Now jobless, he is pursuing his dream of writing for a living (and no longer assisting people with copy/pasting IT help over the phone). Will he succeed? Or will he crash and burn, having to crawl back to kiss his old boss' boots?
Beyond the above, he graduated from the University of Maryland in 2013 with a “useful” Criminal Justice & Criminology degree. He recently reinvigorated his love for reading through books like The Name of the Wind, Lies of Locke Lamora and Mistborn. Jordan has two younger brothers with which he played a lot of Pokemon and video games growing up. He enjoys Washington sports teams, although he has learned to deal with large levels of disappointment with this hobby. He dislikes lettuce in foods such as tacos and hamburgers, but it works in salads.
As of March 2017, Jordan is 26-years-old still living in MD. Now jobless, he is pursuing his dream of writing for a living (and no longer assisting people with copy/pasting IT help over the phone). Will he succeed? Or will he crash and burn, having to crawl back to kiss his old boss' boots?
Beyond the above, he graduated from the University of Maryland in 2013 with a “useful” Criminal Justice & Criminology degree. He recently reinvigorated his love for reading through books like The Name of the Wind, Lies of Locke Lamora and Mistborn. Jordan has two younger brothers with which he played a lot of Pokemon and video games growing up. He enjoys Washington sports teams, although he has learned to deal with large levels of disappointment with this hobby. He dislikes lettuce in foods such as tacos and hamburgers, but it works in salads.
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