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The new breakout hit that everyone is reading!**

For lovers of the Young Ancients Series this book is required reading, for those that are just hearing about it for the first time, this is a great place to start the epic journey!

About the book:

Timon Baker isn't an ordinary boy. He's smart, hard working, charming, and more than that, he's immortal. He's also the brother of the most famous Wizard in all of Noram, and leaving home for the first time. Things don't go as planned, since his missing brother has managed to throw both blessings and curses into his life just by existing.
It isn't easy living in the shadow of someone that great, but the world is about to see that Timon Baker isn't just "Tor the lesser" but a power in his own right.
Because Timon isn't just some school boy, he's a person that understands the world around him, and how to shape it to his own desires.

And in the end, anyone that chooses him for an enemy will learn that it was a very bad idea indeed.

*Book Three of the Timon arc is coming in September of 2013. (On the 15th)

From the Author

People have asked: Why Timon?

The answer is a lot more complex than can be expressed in a short statement, but the answer is pretty straightforward if I strip away all the trappings around it.

He's awesome, that's why!

He's the character that I always wanted to be, in the deep (and slightly twisted) recesses of my heart.

This book is designed to stand alone at the beginning of this arc. You can pick it up and read it without having to go through the six books that make up Tor's story so far! I recommend it in fact. Of course, I wrote it, so take that for what it's worth, but I have a very good feeling about this one.

Next up will be Teira, and if you read carefully, you should be able to tell (a tiny bit) what might happen. There will be twists, but hey, this is from me, so what do you expect?

**Please enjoy the book and stay tuned for more!

P.S. Power**

About the Author

In every moment of history there are people that come into your life for various reasons. Some to learn from you, some to teach. Others are there simply to provide entertainment, or even simple fascination.

I've long held that people don't really want to know too much about the authors that they're working with, (and I do believe that each story has two main components, the writer and the reader. Each person has a unique view of the world they're exploring and pretending that there is one ultimate authority is a bit silly) and instead want to imagine the person on the other side of the page in the most comfortable way for themselves.

But I'm not here for your comfort. I'm here to help entertain and possibly do some of that teaching and learning I was going on about above.