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Tales of the Left Hand, Book 3
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Book Three of Tales of the Left Hand opens with the Cutlass limping into the harbor of Mypor in desperate need of repair as Kayrla, who has taken up the title of Left Hand, struggles to cope with her grief and complete the mission now entrusted to her.
Mourning the loss of her dear friend, Kayrla leads her group inland to the Abbey of St. Ravino, where Captain Grivus can co ...more
Mourning the loss of her dear friend, Kayrla leads her group inland to the Abbey of St. Ravino, where Captain Grivus can co ...more
Paperback, 724 pages
Published
December 1st 2015
by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
(first published December 31st 2014)
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Excellent series.
This was one sticky book and that is a good thing.
The first two books were like teasers for this third book. So if you did read or listen the first two, you must consume this as well. And it left the story wide open, with a promise of further books.
At times there were a few places where the plot was a bit too obvious, but for the most parts, this was really good. And as usual, family friendly. I'm sure my 10y son will love this.
At times there were a few places where the plot was a bit too obvious, but for the most parts, this was really good. And as usual, family friendly. I'm sure my 10y son will love this.
Great audiobook. Full of detail, thought, and great twists. I thoroughly enjoy this series, though it had some awkward plots in this one which made me curious how it is going to work out. Good listen if you have time.
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John is a graphic designer and voice-over artist, who started writing Tales of the Left Hand as a side project to give himself practice narrating longer pieces of work, such as audiobooks. The demo he put together using excerpts from Book One has led to a number of professional narration jobs, now available on Audible. But he also discovered that Left Hand had taken on a life of its own, and there
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