Tveeling

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TVEELING is here!
The cover image is a scene from the book where Mankar, in blood-lust to destroy a town because it is hiding a sword stolen from one of his generals, is confronted with a young girl who presents him with the sword and demands that he recant his intention. The original oil-on-canvas painting by Farley Vigneault is 2X3 feet.	The long-awaited third book in the Portals of Tessalindria Series, Tveeling is finally here and has been published. The book is self-published by the author on LULU.com and can be found at this link: http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/tveeling/14933258 Availability on larger sites is forthcoming and hopefully it will be available in e-book format soon aslo.
	Twin girls from a small town in Tessamandria are separated when one of them is captured and sold into slavery. Her sister and mother set out to find what happened, while she is taken far away to serve a sea captain in the Mooriman Navy. So begins the tale of intrigue and adventure that threatens the empire of the self-proclaimed emperor Mankar and his band of generals who have terrorized Tessamandria for years. Prophecies of “the two” that will be his downfall have heightened Mankar’s malevolence to an obsession as he schemes against time and destiny to unravel this threat to his reign. The journey to re-unite the girls leads them each on terrifying journeys of self-discovery where courage and sacrifice bring them close to death and back again. A tale filled with more familiar characters from the two earlier books, Book 3 is a near sequel to Lonama’s map, but can be read as a stand-alone book. Special thanks to many friends who have patiently waited for this book to make it to the market. Thanks to my wife who put up with me and helped me edit the text, my daughter, Rachel, who did the pen and ink interior drawings and Farley Vigneault who once again did the cover artwork so superbly. The book is currently going through one final edit in the hands of several eager associate editors who will be mentioned in the book and here when it is published.
	If you would like to read the first thirty pages of this book, you may do so here.