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    Singer's Reward

    By Blake Hausladen

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    This novella is part five of The Vastness, also available as a collection.

    You can read the trilogy in full volumes, or broken up into five novellas each.

    The Vestal Series

    1. Ghosts in the Yew
    Novella 1 - Beyond the Edge
    Novella 2 - Opposing Oaths
    Novella 3 - Reckless Borders
    Novella 4 - Bayen's Women
    Novella 5 - Falling Tides

    2. Native Silver
    Novella 1 - Sutler's Road
    Novella 2 - Forgotten Stairs
    Novella 3 - Thrall's Wine
    Novella 4 - Corsair Princess
    Novella 5 - Tanayon Born

    3. The Vastness
    Novella 1 - Silent Rebellion
    Novella 2 - The River War
    Novella 3 - The Blinded
    Novella 4 - Crimson Valley
    Novella 5 - Singer's Reward

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRook Creek Books
    Release dateDec 1, 2018
    ISBN9781948790017
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    Singer's Reward
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    Blake Hausladen

    Armed with an English degree from Ripon College and an MBA from Chicago’s Stuart School of Business, Blake has thrived for many years in the shadowed back-office realms of the financial industry. He currently solves financial crimes in Chicago during the day and gives life to wild fantasies during the blackest hours of night. When he is not working or writing, Blake enjoys reading some of the best fantasy novels around, written by the likes of Robert V.S. Redick, Glen Cook, Peter V. Brett and Mark Laurence, with a little science fiction from David Brin sprinkled in. Blake is the author of the Vesteal Series, which includes Ghosts in the Yew, Native Silver and The Vastness. According to fans, "Blake excels at world-building" which gives "each of the characters their own unique voice" and "ring(s) truer to the human condition". The Draumr Kopa Fantasy Book Blog even exclaimed, "It always amazes me how such an extensive story can sprout from a single human's mind. " Blake loves to hear from his readers at his events (goo.gl/B7L9HM) or via his newsletter: goo.gl/LaR7Vy.

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