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    Children of Kathaldi

    By Ron Lahr

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    He's a thief. And a jerk. Now he needs to help his boyhood friend save the world.

    Why save the world? He’s a jerk, not a monster.

    The Kathaldi hate the gods. The gods are afraid of the Kathaldi. The last time they tangled most of the world was destroyed, who would Dirk steal from? He may be a jerk, but he is determined not to let that happen again.

    Does that make him a hero, as well as a jerk? Hopefully the ladies will think so.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRon Lahr
    Release dateFeb 7, 2019
    ISBN9780463293683
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    Children of Kathaldi
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    Ron Lahr

    Nonprofit FunderLand Co-Founder, Chief Content Editor and ContributorRon has been fundraising since he was in grade school and sold his first roll of wrapping paper in hopes of winning a prize.Since then he has raised money as a volunteer, employee, contractor and consultant for dozens of nonprofits of all different flavors.He has also served on the board of directors for many nonprofits and is currently on the board of his local Chamber of Commerce.Ron pioneered the use of Money Murals tm as a fundraising tool. Ron also does fundraising consulting and training. Call him at 509-435-6349 for more information.When he’s not working he is with his family, doing chores, playing foosball and basketball or cooking.

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