Soulbinder (Book 3)
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Joseph hurried after him, surprised and confused. “Parking the carriage. Why--?”
“We’re all in danger. I should have known. I should have guessed.” He stopped at the stairs that led down to the servants’ quarter, his hands clutching jerkily for weapons. “I need my pistols.”
“Kendril—” Joseph grabbed the Ghostwalker by the shoulder and spun him around. “Stop right now and tell me what’s going on.”
Kendril rubbed the bottom half of his face agitatedly. “You were right. It’s Balneth all over again. I saw her, out in the hall. She’s here.”
Joseph spread his hands. “Who?”
Kendril took a breath. “Bronwyn. The witch of Balneth.”
Continued in Book 4 of the Chronicles of Zanthora:
Demonbane
For thrilling action adventure set in the “sword and planet” setting of the Two Rings, check out these collections of novellas, also by Ben Cassidy:
Daughter of Llathe: A Tale of the Two Rings
Tales of the Two Rings: Volume 1
Tales of the Two Rings: Volume 2
About the Author:
Ben Cassidy lives in Vancouver, WA, with his wife and three children. He pursued graduate studies in history for several years until he decided that reading six scholarly books a week was not challenging enough for him, and so switched to being a stay-at-home dad. He has been writing since he was in third grade, though now he is able to bribe other people to do the illustrating for him. He has the uncanny habit of writing of himself in the third person, and is disturbed by how easily his whole life can be summed up in four sentences. Or even five.
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Continued in Book Four of the Chronicles of Zanthora:
Demonbane
Table of Contents
Chapter 1.
Chapter 2.
Chapter 3.
Chapter 4.
Chapter 5.
Chapter 6.
Chapter 7.
Chapter 8.
Chapter 9.
Chapter 10.
Chapter 11.
Chapter 12.
Chapter 13.
Chapter 14.
Chapter 15.
Chapter 16.
Chapter 17.
Chapter 18.