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    Kings of Muraine: The Journals of Ravier, #1

    By J.R. Vaineo

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    A YEAR TO THE DAY since my dad, Lance Ravier, died. Somehow, it felt like just yesterday. The shock of it was still so raw. That night changed my life, and everything, forever. I saw them. Two strangers from another world. One with glowing, yellow eyes. The other with vampire fangs. The vampire-magician—claiming to be the King of Paragon, from the planet of Muraine—broke the news to me. My dad wasn't from Earth. Instead, he was from a world filled with magic.

    After thirteen years of lies, all he left me were his hidden belongings from a secret life. And the dragon-horse: Awngeleik. How could I refuse the King of Paragon, when asked to look after her . . . to help keep her from the grasp of the Vitiosyn, King Zymarc? Either amused or psychotic, I agreed to it. What could happen, to top my dad dying or death itself? If I knew what would happen, I might have made a different choice.

    Regardless, the pages are still turning. I still have time. He still looks at me with fear for what I really am, and hatred for what I might do. If only she had not done what she did. None of this would have happened . . .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJRV Books, LLC
    Release dateJul 22, 2018
    ISBN9781386495000
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    Kings of Muraine: The Journals of Ravier, #1
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    J.R. Vaineo

    J.R. Vaineo is a self-published indie author. In 2018, she published her first book: Kings of Muraine. When she’s not writing, she and her husband, Jessie, have many adventures together. Mostly in cooking, photography, analytical talks, going for walks in the rain, and fawning over their two adorable fur-babies. While J.R. Vaineo writes mostly fantasy fiction, she enjoys reading all genres; except, perhaps, for horror stories. She strives to improve her craft of writing, by drawing from lessons learned in a creative writing program, through the Institute of Children’s Literature, as well as other sources. One of those other sources was psychology. What she learned, during her years of obtaining an AA degree in psychology, has proved invaluable in fleshing out characters and plot twists. Currently, she is working on an eight book series—The Journals of Ravier—that’s been in development for over thirteen years. Sometimes, she is quite jealous of the characters’ abilities, found within her own writing. If that is a sign of anything, it is this: Obsession.

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