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    Glassman

    By RR Turock

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    The City of Warriors is safe once again, but Gate is charged for murder and her companions for theft. She’s itching for a fight, and there’s still the Golden Girl to find, the next match to burn, and a certain pirate has a vendetta against her team.
    Plans are falling in place for Roth, and he can see the bright—be it so by cannon fire—future ahead. But stowaways, secrets, and pirates all befall the haughty. And Song’s along for the trip. How fun.
    Barely able to control his newly assigned guard, Tko isn’t prepared for the leaving of the Grinner Marshal, nor the arrival of a stunning Geza ambassador, and never for the mischievous working of his double.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRR Turock
    Release dateSep 15, 2015
    ISBN9781311581631
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    RR Turock

    Dreamer - Writer - Lover of Many ThingsI'm just that. I enjoy writing stories. I often find myself standing in a used bookstore, perusing old tomes with scribbled notes on the side of each ripped page like a dragon with diamonds.When I'm not reading or writing, I take walks through parks, go to wolf preservations, and pick up roadkill.I'm not odd, I'm ODDO - Observant (or an occupational hazard)D - Determined (or difficult to get used to)D - Delicate (or deadly with katana blades)

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