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At the end of summer

Looking for something to read at the end of summer? Start a new series and you'll have plenty to read!


Here's the first book in the series Tales of Tasimu, by author Celu Amberstone: Taste of Memory. A shorter version of this novel was previously published by Kegedonce Press in 2012, under the title The Dreamer's Legacy.

TASIMU is a youth who can call down the power of the northern lights to win a rock-throwing contest, but he is also a boy troubled by the mystery surrounding his birth.

You won't have to wait to read more, after finishing this novel. Three more books in the series are available now: When Memory Dies, Abandoning Memory, and Bitter Echo of Memory. The series will be finished in 2025.

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