Tales of the Left Hand, Book Two
by John Meagher
Price: $2.99 USD. 109300 words.
Published on July 7, 2011. Fiction.
The "swashbuckling, intrigue and a dash of magic" continues in Book Two of Tales of the Left Hand, as the Duke of Kohaya gives Tesca and Kayrla a new mission, one that takes them outside the Quad: A search for the secret haven of the most legendary pirate to ever sail the Frees. But time is precious, for the Duke's enemies are hot on their heels.
Location: United States
Member Since: June 09, 2011
John Meagher
Biography
John is a graphic designer and voice-over artist, who started writing the fantasy swashbuckler novels Tales of the Left Hand as something to give him practice narrating audiobooks. With Books One and Two complete and Book Three in production, he's come to Smashbooks to move his novels from pure audio fiction into ebook format as well.
He lives in Northern Virginia with his wife and two cats, satisfying the minimum required feline ownership for fantasy writers.
He lives in Northern Virginia with his wife and two cats, satisfying the minimum required feline ownership for fantasy writers.
Where to find John Meagher online
Books
Tales of the Left Hand, Book One
by John Meagher
Price: $0.99 USD. 100720 words. Published on June 19, 2011. Fiction.
In the tropical-island region known as the Frees, magic is growing stronger, and gunpowder is becoming less reliable. Amid this world of "swashbuckling, intrigue and a dash of magic," two adventurers literally run into each other and are forced to fight together against pirates, sinister assassins and powerful merchant families, in the process developing a most unlikely friendship.
Price: $0.99 USD. 100720 words. Published on June 19, 2011. Fiction.
In the tropical-island region known as the Frees, magic is growing stronger, and gunpowder is becoming less reliable. Amid this world of "swashbuckling, intrigue and a dash of magic," two adventurers literally run into each other and are forced to fight together against pirates, sinister assassins and powerful merchant families, in the process developing a most unlikely friendship.