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    Guild of Spies: The Open Hand of Tem

    By L.B. Beckett

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    Book 1 of 2

    In a country of secrets, even a spy has her limits...

    The Guild recruited Dian Von Camff when she was little more than a child. She’s served this secret organization ever since, performing covert missions to advance their Grand Conspiracy. Now she’s been given her most difficult and important assignment to date—infiltrate an Albion diplomatic delegation to the reclusive Imperial Kingdom of Tem.

    Once in Tem, Dian finds herself surrounded by strangers who play dangerous games at the highest levels of power. Chief among them is Counselor Sen Ari, a Temish official who takes a special interest in Dian. But what are his motives? When Dian saves the life of the Emperor himself, she becomes enmeshed in subterranean plots whose objectives she can only guess—and even the best spy the Guild has might not be good enough to survive the unleashed fury of the Hand of Tem.

    Guild of Spies is available as a either a single book or in two parts, The Open Hand of Tem (Book 1) and The Hand of Tem Closes (Book 2).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL.B. Beckett
    Release dateSep 6, 2012
    ISBN9781301353514
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    L.B. Beckett

    L.B. Beckett is the pen name of an author who generally writes other kinds of books. But she also loves speculative fiction and anything involving airships.

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