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NEM: Crimson Shores
Grant’s journey through the land of Nemori continues. The memory of, and worry over Vismag remains with him as he wonders if leaving him behind was the right thing to do. His true quest, to defeat Marat and stop the spread of Olur’s influence. He will not be without allies, however, as both great and terrible things wait to greet him downriver.
473 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 3, 2021
About the author
Randolph Lalonde
46 books511 followersBorn in 1974, Randolph Lalonde has worked in customer service, sales, played drums for several heavy metal bands you've never heard of, dealt blackjack in a traveling casino, and serviced countless computers. He's also owned businesses in the design, printing, collectible and custom computer fields.
He completed writing his first novel in the fantasy adventure genre at the age of fifteen and has been writing ever since.
He self published his first novel;
Fate Cycle: Sins of the Past in 2004 and after taking a break has begun to release his work again starting with the First Light Chronicles series.
Randolph Lalonde has sold thousands of eBooks to date, enough to keep writing full-time for fifteen years so far. He is deeply grateful for his following of readers and strives to improve his skills to entertain them better. The Spinward Fringe Space Opera series has proven to be his most popular offering.
He currently resides in Sudbury Ontario and manages a chapter a day writing habit.
In his diminishing spare time he reads voraciously, tinkers with design, video editing and reviews the occasional film or television show. A science fiction and fantasy fan, he often comments on the state of the entertainment industry on his website, www.randolphlalonde.com.
He completed writing his first novel in the fantasy adventure genre at the age of fifteen and has been writing ever since.
He self published his first novel;
Fate Cycle: Sins of the Past in 2004 and after taking a break has begun to release his work again starting with the First Light Chronicles series.
Randolph Lalonde has sold thousands of eBooks to date, enough to keep writing full-time for fifteen years so far. He is deeply grateful for his following of readers and strives to improve his skills to entertain them better. The Spinward Fringe Space Opera series has proven to be his most popular offering.
He currently resides in Sudbury Ontario and manages a chapter a day writing habit.
In his diminishing spare time he reads voraciously, tinkers with design, video editing and reviews the occasional film or television show. A science fiction and fantasy fan, he often comments on the state of the entertainment industry on his website, www.randolphlalonde.com.
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November 30, 2021
I reached the end before I was ready..... again!
I find writing a review can be hard as you don't want to put in any spoilers, and there are quite a few for you to find out about in this second installment of Nem, Crimson Shores. I will say one thing, "I didn't know dragons could take human form" and I'm hoping Randy brings this character more into book three. As I will not be adding how or why I will say "I love the fact that Grant has his best friend from home beside him now and I think I have a soft spot for a Dwarf character as they are always goofy, but fiercely loyal to their friends". This is a none stop journey adventure with a few new characters joining the band of champions. It also ties up a few loose ends, but be warned it will leave some new ones to follow. It always shocks me when I turn the last page in a book from Randolph Lalonde. This one caught me totally off guard, again, as I had been enjoying it slowly like a fine wine. I could have read it weekly through Randy's Patreon site, but I tortured myself to wait on the completed book. I've just turn the last page and thought where did the 473 pages of story go? Now the wait is on for book three, and the torture begins staying away from Patreon when it starts as a new twice weekly serial.
I find writing a review can be hard as you don't want to put in any spoilers, and there are quite a few for you to find out about in this second installment of Nem, Crimson Shores. I will say one thing, "I didn't know dragons could take human form" and I'm hoping Randy brings this character more into book three. As I will not be adding how or why I will say "I love the fact that Grant has his best friend from home beside him now and I think I have a soft spot for a Dwarf character as they are always goofy, but fiercely loyal to their friends". This is a none stop journey adventure with a few new characters joining the band of champions. It also ties up a few loose ends, but be warned it will leave some new ones to follow. It always shocks me when I turn the last page in a book from Randolph Lalonde. This one caught me totally off guard, again, as I had been enjoying it slowly like a fine wine. I could have read it weekly through Randy's Patreon site, but I tortured myself to wait on the completed book. I've just turn the last page and thought where did the 473 pages of story go? Now the wait is on for book three, and the torture begins staying away from Patreon when it starts as a new twice weekly serial.
February 19, 2022
Another great read
Randolph L alone is a very talented writer & I have enjoyed everything I've read of his.
When he breaks into this more fantasy role he reminiscent of Terry Brooks.
I can hardly wait for the next installment!
Randolph L alone is a very talented writer & I have enjoyed everything I've read of his.
When he breaks into this more fantasy role he reminiscent of Terry Brooks.
I can hardly wait for the next installment!
December 19, 2021
Awesome book
I really enjoyed this book. I can not wait for the next one. Please take my money for more of this wonderful story.
I really enjoyed this book. I can not wait for the next one. Please take my money for more of this wonderful story.
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