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Curse of the Lyrestone: A Kingdom of Zhavahn Novel Review

Curse of the Lyrestone: A Kingdom of Zhavahn Novel
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Curse of the Lyrestone: A Kingdom of Zhavahn Novel ReviewI met Susan Carpenter at the Holly Michigan Renaissance Festival. I was, of course, immediately drawn to the stack of books on her table. We had a plesant, albeit brief, conversation about her book, our love of fantasy and renaissance festivals. I own both the paperback and a digital versions of Curse of the Lyrestone. A very good read, especially for a first time novelist. I recommend the book be added to every fantasy lover's list. I look forward to more books from Susan in the future!Curse of the Lyrestone: A Kingdom of Zhavahn Novel OverviewThe thirteen repulsive sculptures rose from floor to ceiling, part statue and part pillar. Twelve of them were identical, with their hideous depictions of ancient evil, in the form of a terrible mixture of wolf and elf.

The Ancients, Ainsley despaired.

Behind her was a half circle carved into the stone wall, a portal edged with silver and engraved with runes that glowed a sickly green. Directly opposite the portal, on the other side of the room, the thirteenth statue hulked, larger than the rest, and more horrific.

Ainsley gasped as she gazed upon the nightmarish face with its fang-filled maw. The haughty expression and the supercilious stance were familiar to her, dredging terror from the darkest recesses of her memory. The bat-like wings and the curling horns were new, but she remembered clearly the ugly creature from their battle at the palace of Oben-Odi. The thirteenth statue was a near likeness to the creature that Velinor had become, and the deep indentation that looked like a gaping wound in the approximate place where its heart should rest, was filled by the Lyrestone in the chest of the former Lord of Kopeth.

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