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    Shard II 'The Isles of Rill'
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    SHARD Fantasy Novels Series

    By W.Wm. Mee

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    About this series

    In the style of Tolkien and Martin with a dash of King, W. Wm. Mee has crafted an epic quest around a cursed sword. Various races of the land known as Oma-Var become entangled in the many schemes and plots to find, capture and use Shard, the evil sword forged long ago by a malignant force that seeks to enslave all.
    'Shard' is the story of the magical sword that could not be broken; of a people that could not exist and of a deed that could not be done. Join the quest for Shard in this the first book of the trilogy: ‘The Task’ --- that is, if you dare!

    'Beneath the stars, beneath the moon,
    Beneath the heat of the sun.
    No rest, no peace, no hearth nor home,
    Till the Swordbearer's task be done.'

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW.Wm. Mee
    Release dateOct 24, 2012
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    Shard II 'The Isles of Rill'

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      Shard II 'The Isles of Rill'

      Shard II 'The Isles of Rill'

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      Erin Ap Conn was a bastard in every possible meaning of the word. He was the unfortunate 'result' of a number of drunken weaponsmen raping a young Rill maiden; he was the fatherless outcast living between two races that despised him as well as each other; and he was the wild, unruly lad who, in a impromptu drunken duel, had slain the son of a very rich and important man. He was an outcast, exile and condemned 'murderer' who, for the last ten long years, had sold both his sword and his soul to the highest bidder. That hard, dangerous decade had made him quick, cold and cruel. He was also a bastard because most of the time he was a mean, hedonistic, outspoken, womanizing, self-centered son-of-a-bitch! It was Thorn that had saved him. Saved him from the Slath slavers in the river, from the men sent to hunt him down and, the hardest save of all, from himself. Over the long years of his exile, Erin Ap Conn had become a very angry, very bitter and very competent killer --- often killing a part of himself as well. In SHARD I ‘The Task’, Erin helped the Kirkwean stop the Slathland invasion. He also destroyed the 'body' of the High Gnash --- but, unfortunately, not the evil 'spirit' that dwelt within. In SHARD II, ‘The Isles of Rill’, Lucfelian is once again a disembodied 'feka', and has fled, like a dark stain on the wind, eastward to Erin’s homeland, the distant Isle of Loamin, the largest of the Rill Isles. The Shadow Lord is seeking revenge, not only against the tall weaponsman who had foiled his grand plans, but against all of Erin's kith and kin that live on the far off Isles of Rill. Thorn, Erin and a collection of friends follow as fast as they can, bringing Shard, the cursed with them, and a desire to finally end it all one way or another.

      Erin Ap Conn was a bastard in every possible meaning of the word. He was the unfortunate 'result' of a number of drunken weaponsmen raping a young Rill maiden; he was the fatherless outcast living between two races that despised him as well as each other; and he was the wild, unruly lad who, in a impromptu drunken duel, had slain the son of a very rich and important man. He was an outcast, exile and condemned 'murderer' who, for the last ten long years, had sold both his sword and his soul to the highest bidder. That hard, dangerous decade had made him quick, cold and cruel. He was also a bastard because most of the time he was a mean, hedonistic, outspoken, womanizing, self-centered son-of-a-bitch! It was Thorn that had saved him. Saved him from the Slath slavers in the river, from the men sent to hunt him down and, the hardest save of all, from himself. Over the long years of his exile, Erin Ap Conn had become a very angry, very bitter and very competent killer --- often killing a part of himself as well. In SHARD I ‘The Task’, Erin helped the Kirkwean stop the Slathland invasion. He also destroyed the 'body' of the High Gnash --- but, unfortunately, not the evil 'spirit' that dwelt within. In SHARD II, ‘The Isles of Rill’, Lucfelian is once again a disembodied 'feka', and has fled, like a dark stain on the wind, eastward to Erin’s homeland, the distant Isle of Loamin, the largest of the Rill Isles. The Shadow Lord is seeking revenge, not only against the tall weaponsman who had foiled his grand plans, but against all of Erin's kith and kin that live on the far off Isles of Rill. Thorn, Erin and a collection of friends follow as fast as they can, bringing Shard, the cursed with them, and a desire to finally end it all one way or another.

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      In the style of Tolkien and Martin with a dash of King, W. Wm. Mee has crafted an epic quest around a cursed sword. Various races of the land known as Oma-Var become entangled in the many schemes and plots to find, capture and use Shard, the evil sword forged long ago by a malignant force that seeks to enslave all. 'Shard' is the story of the magical sword that could not be broken; of a people that could not exist and of a deed that could not be done. Join the quest for Shard in this the first book of the trilogy: ‘The Task’ --- that is, if you dare! 'Beneath the stars, beneath the moon, Beneath the heat of the sun. No rest, no peace, no hearth nor home, Till the Swordbearer's task be done.'

      In the style of Tolkien and Martin with a dash of King, W. Wm. Mee has crafted an epic quest around a cursed sword. Various races of the land known as Oma-Var become entangled in the many schemes and plots to find, capture and use Shard, the evil sword forged long ago by a malignant force that seeks to enslave all. 'Shard' is the story of the magical sword that could not be broken; of a people that could not exist and of a deed that could not be done. Join the quest for Shard in this the first book of the trilogy: ‘The Task’ --- that is, if you dare! 'Beneath the stars, beneath the moon, Beneath the heat of the sun. No rest, no peace, no hearth nor home, Till the Swordbearer's task be done.'

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    W.Wm. Mee

    Wayne William Mee is a retired English teacher who enjoys hiking, sailing and walking his Beagle hound. He is also a 'living historian' or 'reenactor'. You can see Wayne's historical group on Facebook's 'McCaw's Privateers' 18th Century Naval Camp' page. Building & sailing wooden sailboats also takes up a chunk of Wayne's time, but along with his wife Maggie,son Jason and granddaughter Zoe, writing is his true love, the one he returns to let his imagination soar.Wayne would like you to 'look him up' on FACEBOOK and click the 'Friend' button or even zap him an e-mail.If you enjoyed any of his books, kindly leave a REVIEW here at Smashwords and/or say so on Facebook, Twitter, Tweeter or whatever other 'social network' you use.Thanks for stopping by ---and keep reading!!Drop him a line either there or at waynewmee@videotron.caHe'll be glad to hear from you!'Rest ye gentle --- sleep ye sound'

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