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    To the Towers of Tulandan: The Lays of Anuskaya
    To the Towers of Tulandan: The Lays of Anuskaya
    To the Towers of Tulandan: The Lays of Anuskaya
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    To the Towers of Tulandan: The Lays of Anuskaya

    By Bradley P. Beaulieu

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    In this prequel to The Winds of Khalakovo the elemental mage, Ashan, meets the young savant, Nasim, and knows immediately he must wrest control of this wondrous boy from the leader of the ruthless Maharraht.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherQuillings Literary
    Release dateOct 8, 2017
    ISBN9781939649140
    To the Towers of Tulandan: The Lays of Anuskaya
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    Bradley P. Beaulieu

    The author of Twelve Kings in Sharakhai, Bradley P. Beaulieu's novels have garnered many accolades and most-anticipated lists, including two Hotties – the Debut of the Year and Best New Voice – on Pat's Fantasy Hotlist, a Gemmell Morningstar Award nomination for The Winds of Khalakovo, and more. Brad's influences include J. R. R. Tolkien, George R. R. Martin, Robin Hobb, Guy Gavriel Kay, Glen Cook, and C. S. Friedman. He adores cooking, yoga, and currently lives in Racine, WI with his wife, kids, and a smattering of pets.

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      To the Towers of Tulandan - Bradley P. Beaulieu

      Copyright © 2015 by Bradley P. Beaulieu

      Cover art by Adam Paquette © 2011

      Cover design by Bradley P. Beaulieu

      Interior art by Evgeni Maloshenkov © 2013

      Author photo courtesy of Al Bogdan

      All rights reserved.

      All characters and events in this book are fictitious. Any resemblance to persons living or dead is strictly coincidental. The scanning, uploading and distribution of this book via the Internet or any other means without the permission of the publisher is illegal, and punishable by law. Please purchase only authorized electronic editions, and do not participate in or encourage the electronic piracy of copyrighted materials. Your support of the author’s rights is appreciated.

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      ISBN:  978-1-93964-914-0 (epub)

      ISBN:  978-1-93964-915-7 (Kindle)

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      Also by Bradley P. Beaulieu

      The Lays of Anuskaya

      The Winds of Khalakovo

      The Straits of Galahesh

      The Flames of Shadam Khoreh

      Short Story Collections

      Lest Our Passage Be Forgotten & Other Stories

      Forthcoming in 2015 from DAW Books

      The Song of the Shattered Sands

      Twelve Kings in Sharakhai

      The Inverted Thorn

      The Thirteenth Tribe

      Praise for The Winds of Khalakovo

      Well worth exploring… Beaulieu [depicts] a strange culture [with] a remarkable fantasy/magical reality feel.

      —Glen Cook, bestselling author of The Black Company

      Overlaid with the rich feel of Cyrillic culture, Beaulieu’s debut introduces a fascinating world of archipelagic realms and shamanic magic worked primarily by women. Verdict: Strong characters and a plot filled with tension and difficult choices make this a good option for fantasy fans.

      —Library Journal

      "Sailing ships of the sky! Bradley P. Beaulieu’s The Winds of Khalakovo is an energetic, swashbuckling novel with a distinctive flavor, a lush setting, and a plot filled with adventure, interesting characters, and intrigue. Exactly the kind of fantasy I like to read."

      —Kevin J. Anderson, New York Times bestselling author of The Saga of Seven Suns

      "Elegantly crafted, refreshingly creative, The Winds of Khalakovo offers a compelling tale of men and women fighting to protect their world. Politics, faith, betrayal, sacrifice, and of course supernatural mystery—it’s all there, seamlessly combined in a tale driven by intelligent and passionate characters whose relationships and goals a reader can really care about. A great read!"

      —C. S. Friedman, bestselling author of the Coldfire and Magister trilogies

      A page-turner with twists, turns and palpable danger...

      —Paul Genesse, author of The Golden Cord

      "In The Winds of Khalakovo Beaulieu navigates through a web of complex characters... dukes, duchesses, lovers, and more, while building a rich and intricate world thick with intrigue. He plots the course of Nikandr Iaroslov Khalakovo, a prince laden with disease and courtly responsibilities, and deftly brings the tale to a satisfying end that leaves the reader hungry for the next installment. Beaulieu is a writer that bears watching. I look forward to his next novel."

      —Jean Rabe, USA Today bestselling fantasy author

      "Bradley P. Beaulieu is a welcome addition to the roster of new fantasy novelists. The Winds of Khalakovo is a sharp and original fantasy full of action, intrigue, romance, politics, mystery and magick, tons of magick. The boldly imagined new world and sharply drawn characters will pull you into The Winds of Khalakovo and won’t let you go until the last page."

      —Michael A. Stackpole, bestselling author of I, Jedi and At the Queen’s Command

      Praise for The Straits of Galahesh

      "Dark, ambitious, complex, populated with a great cast of characters that leap off the pages, The Straits of Galahesh is just what the doctor ordered if you are looking for a quality read that’s different from everything else on the market today. The Winds of Khalakovo turned out to be one of the very best SFF works of 2011. Somehow, Bradley P. Beaulieu has raised the bar even higher for this sequel, making The Straits of Galahesh a ‘must read’ speculative fiction title for 2012."

      —Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist

      If you’re the kind of reader who enjoys Steven Erikson’s approach of throwing readers into a setting without too much guidance and letting the story do the job of explaining the details as it progresses, you should have a great time getting to know this fantasy universe. While that happens, you’ll be treated to healthy doses of feudal and international politics, strong characters, unique magic, romance, spectacular battles on land and in the air, and a story that continues to broaden in scope. The Lays of Anuskaya is shaping up to be a fine fantasy trilogy.

      —Tor.com

      Beaulieu presents a [...] vividly realized tale of heroes torn between duty and love.

      —Publishers Weekly

      "In the title to this review, I called The Straits of Galahesh a Russian Bear of a novel. Like The Winds of

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