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    The Garamanth Addendum

    By Cochin Breaker

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    About this ebook

    Someone is trying to break the world of Gatheck apart. These are merely the small cracks surrounding the greater rend.

    When Ailin and Kavayer, two young boys, find the wreckage of Tremor, a small boat from the Cracked Isles, they realize that it may be their one chance to escape their lives and become the heroes that restore the Light.
    The path they choose will determine what they find.

    Enter a world on the fringe of something big.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCochin Breaker
    Release dateOct 19, 2011
    ISBN9781466133648
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    Cochin Breaker

    Cochin Breaker was born on the 10th November. For 14 years he lived in Bristol with his parents (Rufus and Helen), before the family moved to Ironridge, Maine, in the United States. The move was married with tragedy, however, as an automobile accident robbed him of his father.Eventually, trouble in Ironridge and family ties brought the Breakers back to the United Kingdom, where they settled in Lower Ashton, Yorkshire. The strife in Ironridge was only the tip of the iceberg though.Breaker’s first published works were in TBD Magazine [issue 70 and 74 - 2008], by Glasgow University, and were called ‘Thief’ (this later grew into the low-fantasy/fairytale saga, Kingdom of Heresy), and ‘The Dance’.In 2010 Breaker published ‘The Vampire’s Heart’, part one of The Legion Legacy, as an ebook with Smashwords. Since then he has gone on to write further ‘Legacy books, with the series due to conclude in late 2012, making way for other works, including more Kingdom of Heresy, and his YA fantasy, ‘The Death of Tobias Colt.”Cochin Breaker remains in Lower Ashton to this day with wife Sarah and their two dogs, Cloud and Squall, writing stories and waiting for the day that he can tell his own.

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