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Shadowlancer: Heart of a Darkdancer #1

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An ambitious king. A vengeful enemy. Between them stands Zaiyera.

Once a streamdancer but no more, Zaiyera Tuneem devotes her life and her sword to the protection of travelers across the harsh deserts of Samhar. But when she discovers two nearly dead shydon hunters, everything changes.

Zaiyera holds no trust for the brutal justice-wielding shydon, but they hunt a deadly A shadowlancer.

A lancer corrupted by near infinite power, Malhadiev blazes a trail of death and ruin across Samhar in vengeance for his brother’s murder.

It won’t stop there. A shadowlancer’s hunger for power is insatiable. After seeing the destruction wrought in Samhar, Zaiyera fears that when Malhadiev returns, he will be invincible.

Though her skills are formidable Zaiyera discovers that it's her unique scimitar that is the key to defeating the shadowlancer.

After years of fleeing her own dark past, Zaiyera is forced to face it. If she fails, countless will die, and every civilization north and south will bend to the will of the shadowlancer or be obliterated.

Once sworn to preserve life, now Zaiyera must battle death.Praise for Ramón Terrell
Unleashed

Fast paced, packed with action and engaging dialogue, Unleashed was a book I thoroughly enjoyed.
-Brandon Sanderson, New York Times bestselling author of Stormlight Archive



Running from the Night

Terrell plunges his characters into the action and drives them through the landscape around Vancouver B.C. from terror to terror until the reader is left breathless, trying to see a way for Jelani and his friends to survive another day.

-Jody Lynn Nye, New York Times bestselling author of Myth-Fits

Supernatural thriller infused with local ambiance and characters you’ll care about.

- Robin Hobb, New York Times bestselling author of Fitz and the Fool Trilogy


Out of Ordure

It's a fun and sprightly tale, a tongue-in-cheek take on the 'other' tasks that fairies might have to do in addition to painting frost on windows or coaxing buds to open or helping kittens learn to mew.
Terrell dives into his tale with enthusiasm and imagination.

- Robin Hobb, New York Times bestselling author of Fitz and the Fool Trilogy

613 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 16, 2022

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About the author

Ramon Terrell

24 books48 followers
I have two addictions: Books, video games, and potatoes, (okay, that's three) but they are all well managed. *grin*

I am a writer who loves to write, and thinks about writing when I am not writing. When I am writing, the world around me fades into a dim background. :)

A native of Carson, California, I have found my love in Vancouver, BC and don't plan on leaving. :)

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December 12, 2025
It was a pretty good story. by the end it became a story that I could continue to read. Much of the begining half was a little slow, but I enjoyed it.
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