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Balance of Kerr #2
Accepted
The balance shifts. But in what direction…
Kryder and Tog make their way north to warn of the impending invasion by the King of Gar-Noth and his growing forces. One step ahead of those who would make them pay for their attack on the Halls Of Magic, the Human shaman and his Half-Orc cousin carry with them dangerous information. Worse, should they actually make it to Minth, the second leg of their journey is even more perilous—a trip into the Great Northern Desert to look for the lost Mage’s Library.
On the other side of Kerr, Lucas and Johan make their way north on their journey to warn the Lead Hunter of Tarlok and Baron Arnwald of the Baronies West. Like the cousins’ journey, it is a trip fraught with danger, especially since Lucas has decided to take the message to the Orc lands as well.
These people—and many more—are actively making decisions which will either right the Creator’s balance…or upset it even further. Will Kryder and Tog be able to spread the word and make a difference? Will their friends on the other side of Kerr convince those who need convincing?
Will any of them ever be Accepted?
Kryder and Tog make their way north to warn of the impending invasion by the King of Gar-Noth and his growing forces. One step ahead of those who would make them pay for their attack on the Halls Of Magic, the Human shaman and his Half-Orc cousin carry with them dangerous information. Worse, should they actually make it to Minth, the second leg of their journey is even more perilous—a trip into the Great Northern Desert to look for the lost Mage’s Library.
On the other side of Kerr, Lucas and Johan make their way north on their journey to warn the Lead Hunter of Tarlok and Baron Arnwald of the Baronies West. Like the cousins’ journey, it is a trip fraught with danger, especially since Lucas has decided to take the message to the Orc lands as well.
These people—and many more—are actively making decisions which will either right the Creator’s balance…or upset it even further. Will Kryder and Tog be able to spread the word and make a difference? Will their friends on the other side of Kerr convince those who need convincing?
Will any of them ever be Accepted?
332 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 12, 2021
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Kevin Steverson
64 books71 followersAuthor Kevin Steverson is a retired veteran of the U.S. Army. A science fiction and fantasy writer, he is also a published lyricist/songwriter. His science fiction trilogy, Salvage Title, has been picked up for development into feature film. He can be found in the foothills of the NE Georgia mountains writing.
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His debut series, The Salvage Title Trilogy- Salvage Title, Salvage Fleet, and Salvage System, continues with Hide The Lightning and Salvage Mother is available.
There are now a total of Thirty books in the Salvage Title Universe.
Invited to write in the Four Horseman Universe, Along with several short stories in various anthologies, his novels in it, co-authored with Kevin Ikenberry, Redacted Affairs, Redacted Vice and Redacted Weapon are available.
Burnt, and Accepted the first two in a fantasy trilogy is out.
Sign up for the newsletter at www.kevinsteverson.com and get a free short story
His debut series, The Salvage Title Trilogy- Salvage Title, Salvage Fleet, and Salvage System, continues with Hide The Lightning and Salvage Mother is available.
There are now a total of Thirty books in the Salvage Title Universe.
Invited to write in the Four Horseman Universe, Along with several short stories in various anthologies, his novels in it, co-authored with Kevin Ikenberry, Redacted Affairs, Redacted Vice and Redacted Weapon are available.
Burnt, and Accepted the first two in a fantasy trilogy is out.
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April 10, 2025
Great pair of books
Well written, engaging, storylines in both books seem odd at first, but do an excellent job of setting the backstory. Looking forward to more from Tyler Ackerman, and have enjoyed everything I have read from Kevin Steverson.
Well written, engaging, storylines in both books seem odd at first, but do an excellent job of setting the backstory. Looking forward to more from Tyler Ackerman, and have enjoyed everything I have read from Kevin Steverson.
April 12, 2021
Accepted is the second book in the Balance of Kerr trilogy.
Accepted picks up where Burnt ended. War is coming to Kerr and both sides are getting ready for it.
At first glance, the enemy is in overwhelming strength but it hasn't taken everything into account...
And so it is that Kryder and Tog, after fleeing from the Halls of Magic, gather some new allies and begin to explain to their friends and allies what a monstruosity was hiding within the Halls of Magic, but also warning them of the upcoming war.
And so Kryder and Tog go on a search for the Library of the mages, with their new allies Dolner and June in tow... On the way, they shall meet much needed new allies to get ready to fight for the freedom of all the people of Kerr.
Revelations and surprises abound in this book.
Looking forward to the next tale.
Accepted picks up where Burnt ended. War is coming to Kerr and both sides are getting ready for it.
At first glance, the enemy is in overwhelming strength but it hasn't taken everything into account...
And so it is that Kryder and Tog, after fleeing from the Halls of Magic, gather some new allies and begin to explain to their friends and allies what a monstruosity was hiding within the Halls of Magic, but also warning them of the upcoming war.
And so Kryder and Tog go on a search for the Library of the mages, with their new allies Dolner and June in tow... On the way, they shall meet much needed new allies to get ready to fight for the freedom of all the people of Kerr.
Revelations and surprises abound in this book.
Looking forward to the next tale.
April 20, 2021
Fun Read!
Huge amount of action at the end, I did not expect to the next book.
Nice, clean fantasy that is just a fun read,
Huge amount of action at the end, I did not expect to the next book.
Nice, clean fantasy that is just a fun read,
May 29, 2021
Wow
Waited a long time for this sequel to be written. It's better than the first book. I highly recommend this series. Hopefully the story will continue.
Waited a long time for this sequel to be written. It's better than the first book. I highly recommend this series. Hopefully the story will continue.
July 6, 2022
simple read
Violent, simple and mostly entertaining variation of the “Swords and Sandals” genre. Throw in some magic and shady religious references and bingo.
Violent, simple and mostly entertaining variation of the “Swords and Sandals” genre. Throw in some magic and shady religious references and bingo.
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