Raidan agreed with the decision. It was better to take some kind of action than to do nothing. Something had to be done to stabilize Renora. But he feared that this would prove to be the final nail in the coffin of the Akiran Dynasty, the family that had led and protected the Empire faithfully since its inception.
With a sigh of regret, he handwrote an order to be transmitted immediately over secure channels.
“Ready the weapon. There is no longer a choice. A.R.”
(End of Book Two)
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Acknowledgements
This book is dedicated to my sister Kate. A kindred spirit whose stubbornness and fierce independence I greatly admire. I’m proud of you, Kate.
I would also like to thank the many people who have enabled and encouraged me. My beta readers who provided me with detailed advice, honest feedback, and unflinching criticism—which led to great improvements in the manuscript (trust me, the original draft had some problems). Especially Brandon and Ruth who’ve stalwartly made time in their busy schedules to read, and re-read, my work. Thanks also to Matt for his early reading of the manuscript and detailed review. Lastly I want to thank everyone who sent me e-mails, wrote reviews, and generally made efforts to support and encourage me. It is a pleasure to write stories for an audience like you.
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