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The Way To Dawn - Lee, Charles
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The tables have turned... upside down. Greyshio and Demeseus are ever closer to catching up to the elusive, Derexen. But the cost is rising and the danger's frightening. The Righteous Kiras continue to move about within the shadows sending town after town into the darkness. But when the two heroes are finally put face to face with their daunting task, something's amiss. Defeating Derexen. Saving Terra. It suddenly doesn't seem enough. Resolves are tested as destiny becomes nothing more than a word of legend...

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The tables have turned... upside down. Greyshio and Demeseus are ever closer to catching up to the elusive, Derexen. But the cost is rising and the danger's frightening. The Righteous Kiras continue to move about within the shadows sending town after town into the darkness. But when the two heroes are finally put face to face with their daunting task, something's amiss. Defeating Derexen. Saving Terra. It suddenly doesn't seem enough. Resolves are tested as destiny becomes nothing more than a word of legend...
Autorenporträt
Charles Lee has always been a fan of stories with greater meaning than what the surface portrays. His love for profound fantasy began at a young age. His growing interest in thought-provoking stories ranged from a gamut of different areas of literature. These are experiences he's cherished and evolved with for over a decade. It's his key drive for creating compelling, unique, philosophical stories.

When he decided to begin his own novel, The Way To Dawn, he originally had no intention of pursuing writing as a career. But when he fell in love with his own characters, he became inspired. He was so proud of his creations that he wanted to share this part of himself with others. In no time, writing soon became more than just his way of expression, it became his wings.