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    Blood of the Mother

    By Peter Tarkulich

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    Two centuries have passed since the Ulons had been banished from the face of the world for their crimes against their cousins, the Aiellans. Their existence had become myth, their atrocities nothing more than campfire tales. Now, a mysterious pair has emerged on a quest given to them by the All-Father to restore His children to their rightful place in the world.

    But the once-beloved of Ulos has Her own plans.

    Quentis, a young seminary student with a tenuous faith in his goddess, finds himself guided by Her hands into a journey of danger and of self-discovery. Accompanying him are a young woman with a love of things mechanical, a thief on the run from his own people, an assassin exiled from her home, and a bluebird. However, their adventure turns out to be a lot more difficult when the companions find themselves being hunted by the infamous thieves guild. And with no homes to return to, the companions have no choice but to continue moving forward.

    "Blood of the Mother" is the first book of "The Godblood Chronicles".

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPeter Tarkulich
    Release dateJul 5, 2012
    ISBN9781476056746
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    Peter Tarkulich

    Peter Tarkulich is the author behind the fantasy noir series "Mystery, Murder, and Magic", as well as the lighthearted fantasy series "Bardsworth University", based on his webcomic "Bardsworth".Peter lives in upstate New York with his wife, two kids, a cat, and a rabbit. In addition to writing and drawing he also loves cooking, home brewing beer, watching movies and cartoons, and generally living life to its fullest. His goal is to be as successful a Renaissance man as he can be.

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