Conquest KotS Book 2

by R J Murray

Overview

The rush of being violently shoved across dimensions into another world has worn off. Now, Kent and his band of followers have carved out a kingdom and must defend it against all comers.
Grannen, King of Araondil, still wants the land and wealth Kent controls and hasn't stopped in his efforts to reopen the mountain pass. He has given himself and his kingdom to the Galadorn in his desire for revenge. He offered his wife on the alter to Krysarriana and took the daughter of the King of Galadorn as her replacement.
The Galadorn, worshippers of the goddess Krysarriana, eater of the World, want Kent's lands as well. Gold, silver, gems and enough rain for two crops a year every year, all make this the most desired real estate on the planet.
The native people, the children, have agreed NOT to kill all of the nasty humans, but they have their own agenda. Their rules are simple. Kent must conquer the world and divide it between the children and the humans. The children also have an ace up their sleeve.
The goddess is real, and she is one of them.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045307994
Publisher:	R J Murray
Publication date:	02/22/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	317 KB

About the Author

R J Murray was born on a small farm in central Kentucky in the early fifties. Growing up in the country gave him a love of nature and a dislike of shovelling manure, as well as the certain knowledge that goats were smarter than dogs and cows were dumber than rocks.
After moving to Florida with his family, he returned to Kentucky each summer with his siblings and first heard about organic gardening as a teenager. Manure finally had a purpose. Winters were spent attending school on Florida's east coast and he returned to Kentucky after graduating from High School in 1969, where he got a job flipping burgers while he attended the local branch of the University of Kentucky. His free time was spent reading Science Fiction from the Golden Age, hunting, fishing and gardening. Hobbies have included history, spelunking, geology, as well as many different home crafts such as cross stitch, leather work, making mail armour and baking. At age fifty-nine, he accepted a challenge from his wife. (With your wild imagination, it should be easy for you.)
He wrote his first novel in fifty eight days, changed the title many times, and ended up with a manuscript of two thousand pages which eventually became the first books in the series, Tales of the Triad.