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    The Book Show: An Interview with Lerk
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    The Book Show: An Interview with Lerk

    By Kenneth Guthrie

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    About this ebook

    1. Introduction
    This is a short interview between Rin and Lerk (two of the main characters from my books). You will find inside humor, a lot of fun and some spoilers. As a bonus you will also get a sneak peak at the new book's first chapter. Enjoy!

    2. Books in This Series
    The War of Blood and Bones: ORCS (Book #1)
    The War of Blood and Bones: HUMANS (Book #2)
    The War of Blood and Bones: MANIPULATORS (Book #3)
    The War of Blood and Bones: Mother (Short Story)
    The War of Blood and Bones: Blackbird (Short Story)
    The War of Blood and Bones: Arms Dealer (Short Story)
    The War of Blood and Bones: Steel (Short Story)
    The War of Blood and Bones: Death of a Brother(Short Story)
    The War of Blood and Bones: Three Books (Collection)
    The War of Blood and Bones: Extras (Short Story Collection)
    The War of Blood and Bones: The Total Package (Collection)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLunatic Ink Publishing
    Release dateJul 29, 2011
    ISBN9781465929747
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    Kenneth Guthrie

    Kenneth Guthrie is a writer of sci-fi, fantasy and crime novels.Profile image credit: Vincent Gerbouin at Pexels.com

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