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The Last Seeker
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Trapped on all sides by folk who need his help, Gialyn struggles to find his place in the coming battle. Meanwhile, Arfael is closing in on the demon who stole his past. Daric, still reeling from Mairi's forced imprisonment at the hands of Lord Breen, must decide whether or not to follow the mysterious woman's advice and visit the Tunnels of Aldregair. All this, and Brea is still trying to assert her authority over her dragons.
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Trapped on all sides by folk who need his help, Gialyn struggles to find his place in the coming battle. Meanwhile, Arfael is closing in on the demon who stole his past. Daric, still reeling from Mairi's forced imprisonment at the hands of Lord Breen, must decide whether or not to follow the mysterious woman's advice and visit the Tunnels of Aldregair. All this, and Brea is still trying to assert her authority over her dragons.
445 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 4, 2018
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T.J. Garrett
15 books43 followersTony Garrett had always been interested in writing but never took the plunge. However, over the last few years, he has become quite the prolific writer. What makes Tony's story remarkable is this fact: Tony is legally blind, and--even with the assistance of digital displays--reading is a chore.
It had been 25 years since Tony had read anything as his range of sight leaves him visually incapable of reading physical books. In his words, when it comes to books, "there is no print large enough."
However, with the advances in modern display technology, and the malleability of digitally published works on Kindle and other apps, readers are given far more control over the appearance of stories. In Tony's case, switching the font to display as white on black, and increasing the character size until only a few words appear on each line allows him to read on a large screen or tablet.
"It takes a long time to read, but I don't mind," Tony explains. "It's changed my life. I love reading, now. And to think I never used to read much--back when I could see."
It wasn't long before reading the stories of others inspired Tony to want to write his own as he became amazed at how immersive writing could be.
"It's a much deeper subject than I expected," stating that it was primarily his experience reading The Lord of the Rings that inspired him to take up writing. "I read Lord of the Rings and was immediately captivated by how much better it was than the films, and I LOVE the movies."
KDP's community focus has helped Tony to take his writing more seriously. "Before I discovered self-publishing, I would have described myself as a hobby-writer. KDP and others have given me the ability to take it further."
Educated at the London College of Music, Tony is also a dedicated musician and composer, and when not writing, he likes nothing more than performing with his band.
It had been 25 years since Tony had read anything as his range of sight leaves him visually incapable of reading physical books. In his words, when it comes to books, "there is no print large enough."
However, with the advances in modern display technology, and the malleability of digitally published works on Kindle and other apps, readers are given far more control over the appearance of stories. In Tony's case, switching the font to display as white on black, and increasing the character size until only a few words appear on each line allows him to read on a large screen or tablet.
"It takes a long time to read, but I don't mind," Tony explains. "It's changed my life. I love reading, now. And to think I never used to read much--back when I could see."
It wasn't long before reading the stories of others inspired Tony to want to write his own as he became amazed at how immersive writing could be.
"It's a much deeper subject than I expected," stating that it was primarily his experience reading The Lord of the Rings that inspired him to take up writing. "I read Lord of the Rings and was immediately captivated by how much better it was than the films, and I LOVE the movies."
KDP's community focus has helped Tony to take his writing more seriously. "Before I discovered self-publishing, I would have described myself as a hobby-writer. KDP and others have given me the ability to take it further."
Educated at the London College of Music, Tony is also a dedicated musician and composer, and when not writing, he likes nothing more than performing with his band.
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May 9, 2018
Intriguing and novel paths in a story already deep in novelty and creative plots.
Enjoyable read, novel twists and turns in a series already filled with the unexpected.
The characters are maturing, the plot is thickening, and the magic is surprising. Well done.
Enjoyable read, novel twists and turns in a series already filled with the unexpected.
The characters are maturing, the plot is thickening, and the magic is surprising. Well done.
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