Absalom’s Fate
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Isvalla answered only one of my questions. “You begin them now.”
I began to feel strange — light, like when I shifted into Spectral form. I looked down at myself, and saw my body breaking into bits of light like the ones floating about me. My last thought as I disappeared was: I’m in deep shit.
Then I was gone.
Acknowledgments
This book came out fast, so we’ve got a smaller cast around it that the last time round. But that makes my thanks no less profound! (See what I did there?)
Ahem. Without further ado, thanks to:
Kaitlyn, as always, for being steadfast and patient as my first reader and editor in addition to being my partner. Even when your advice isn’t what I want to hear, I always know I should listen. Thank you for helping make this book better. Maybe next time, I’ll accept your edits a bit faster. Maybe.
Rebekah, the wonderful cover designer for this book. Didn’t she do an awesome job? Though I don’t want to give her up, I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention you, too, can get her awesome illustrations at vividcover.com.
And, of course, I must thank you, dear reader, who encourages me on and supports me in spinning these fantastical tales. Thanks a bundle!
- Josiah
About the Author
J.D.L. Rosell is the author of Absalom’s Fate, first in The Everlands LitRPG series, as well as In the Shadow of the Rook, the first book in The Sons Incarnate epic fantasy series.
Originally from Kansas City, Kansas, he followed the yellow brick road to the Emerald City of Seattle, Washington, where he now lives, writes, reads, and hikes — and, of course, games.
www.jdlrosell.com
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