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    Jashandar's Wake: Book Two: Unclean Places
    Jashandar's Wake: Book Three: Jashandar's Wake
    Jashandar's Wake: Book One: The Happenings
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    Jashandar's Wake Series

    By L. S. Kyles

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    About this series

    In this third and final installment, Brine and Jaysh discover the true source of the kingdom’s ails. Both have a chance to be heroes, but not without price. As Brine struggles with his faith, Jaysh begins to lose his mind.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL. S. Kyles
    Release dateJul 20, 2012
    Jashandar's Wake: Book Two: Unclean Places
    Jashandar's Wake: Book Three: Jashandar's Wake
    Jashandar's Wake: Book One: The Happenings

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      Jashandar's Wake: Book One: The Happenings
      Jashandar's Wake: Book One: The Happenings

      Jashandar's Wake: Book One: The Happenings

      L. S. Kyles
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      In the Words of Good Living, the holy text by which Amian disciples live their lives, Owndiah promises each of his followers a peace that surpasseth all human understanding. And when Brine the disciple leaves his homeland and travels to the desert monastery of Valley Rock to serve Owndiah and to walk in the footsteps of Amontus, he thinks he will obtain this peace. He is wrong—Dead wrong. It is only after ten years of trying—and all but giving up on the ineffable goal—that God decides to call. It happens as Brine is reading a mysterious letter from his homeland, feeling the presence of God envelop him so sweetly, so utterly, that there is no other way to interpret the sensation. Owndiah wants Brine to go home, wants him back in the Kingdom of Jashandar. Could the peace that surpasseth all human understanding be there? Jaysh the woodsman—ardent recluse and current subject in the Kingdom of Jashandar—would have to say yes. For even though Jaysh knows nothing of monasteries or prophets or powerful feelings from his dreams, he knows a lot about peace. He knows it comes from living in the hills and valleys of the kingdom and from spending time with a scroungy, little creature named Zeph. Or at least he used to know this. Here of late, Jaysh’s life has been less than peaceful. Ever since the Kingdom of Jashandar began to wake, tranquility is hard to come by. There are disfigured animals, defiled rivers, that large and voiceless creature peeking from the shade... Jashandar is a mess.

      In the Words of Good Living, the holy text by which Amian disciples live their lives, Owndiah promises each of his followers a peace that surpasseth all human understanding. And when Brine the disciple leaves his homeland and travels to the desert monastery of Valley Rock to serve Owndiah and to walk in the footsteps of Amontus, he thinks he will obtain this peace. He is wrong—Dead wrong. It is only after ten years of trying—and all but giving up on the ineffable goal—that God decides to call. It happens as Brine is reading a mysterious letter from his homeland, feeling the presence of God envelop him so sweetly, so utterly, that there is no other way to interpret the sensation. Owndiah wants Brine to go home, wants him back in the Kingdom of Jashandar. Could the peace that surpasseth all human understanding be there? Jaysh the woodsman—ardent recluse and current subject in the Kingdom of Jashandar—would have to say yes. For even though Jaysh knows nothing of monasteries or prophets or powerful feelings from his dreams, he knows a lot about peace. He knows it comes from living in the hills and valleys of the kingdom and from spending time with a scroungy, little creature named Zeph. Or at least he used to know this. Here of late, Jaysh’s life has been less than peaceful. Ever since the Kingdom of Jashandar began to wake, tranquility is hard to come by. There are disfigured animals, defiled rivers, that large and voiceless creature peeking from the shade... Jashandar is a mess.

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      Jashandar's Wake: Book Two: Unclean Places
      Jashandar's Wake: Book Two: Unclean Places

      Jashandar's Wake: Book Two: Unclean Places

      L. S. Kyles
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      Jaysh and Brine have their backs against a wall: Royal subjects are fleeing, rivers run black, the bulk of the livestock are being wadded into mush. Our heroes would love to deploy troops against these happenings, but sadly they have no troops to deploy. All able-bodied soldiers have been called upon to occupy the Mad Man’s Pass, the one place in Jashandar where actual people are being slaughtered. Jaysh and Brine have no choice in the matter; they must now venture into the unclean places of their land.

      Jaysh and Brine have their backs against a wall: Royal subjects are fleeing, rivers run black, the bulk of the livestock are being wadded into mush. Our heroes would love to deploy troops against these happenings, but sadly they have no troops to deploy. All able-bodied soldiers have been called upon to occupy the Mad Man’s Pass, the one place in Jashandar where actual people are being slaughtered. Jaysh and Brine have no choice in the matter; they must now venture into the unclean places of their land.

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      Jashandar's Wake: Book Three: Jashandar's Wake
      Jashandar's Wake: Book Three: Jashandar's Wake

      Jashandar's Wake: Book Three: Jashandar's Wake

      L. S. Kyles
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      In this third and final installment, Brine and Jaysh discover the true source of the kingdom’s ails. Both have a chance to be heroes, but not without price. As Brine struggles with his faith, Jaysh begins to lose his mind.

      In this third and final installment, Brine and Jaysh discover the true source of the kingdom’s ails. Both have a chance to be heroes, but not without price. As Brine struggles with his faith, Jaysh begins to lose his mind.

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    L. S. Kyles

    L.S. Kyles lives in the north central Midwest with his wife and children. If you would like to contact the author, you may do so at lanekyles@gmail.com .

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