The Outcast Chronicles. 2012
‘Well-drawn characters, a ruthless streak to the plotting, weighty themes… pleasingly complex’
– SFX on Besieged
‘Exile is an excellent continuation of an intriguing series and Daniells is quickly becoming a must-read author… I wanted to pick up the final volume in the trilogy immediately.’
– A Fantastical Librarian on Exile
‘There are good books that you can appreciate and enjoy, then there are books that you will lose sleep over or have to get your significant other to hide from you so you can get work done. Besieged, for me is the latter. I found its story and Daniells’ writing tugging at my consciousness at every waking moment of the two days it took me to read it.’
- Adventures of a Bookonaut
‘Besieged – Without a doubt one of the best opening installments of a trilogy I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading. The backdrop is absolutely beautiful, Daniels has created a brilliantly described world that’s incredibly easy to get lost in. …Everything you could ever ask for in a fantasy novel is here in abundance. ’
- Mass Movement Magazine
‘Now that I’ve finished ‘Exile’ I can honestly say, hand on heart, that ‘The Outcast Chronicles’ has the potential to be, quite literally, the best trilogy I’ve picked up in a long time and if I didn’t have the final part, sitting on my bookshelf waiting to be read I’d be on my way to the nearest bookshop right now…’
- Mass Movement Magazine
‘Sanctuary – Daniells has delivered a stunning climax to the exile of the T’En race and all of the plotting, double crossing and back handed political machinations are tied up superbly. Not a single loose thread is left dangling, and each character finally has to deal the consequence of the choices they’ve made, some of which were made as far back as the beginning of the first novel, and everything is tied up brilliant in what has become one of the best trilogy’s I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading.
Daniells skills at character building and thus giving the reader a sense of emotional attachment to their lives is genuinely exceptional. Her ability to fit so much detail and action into one novel while making to simple enough to both follow and become completely engrossing are second to none.’
- Mass Movement Magazine
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A fantasy-family saga, the characters are linked by blood, love and vows as they struggle with misplaced loyalties, over-riding ambition and hidden secrets which could destroy them. Some make desperate alliances only to suffer betrayal from those they trust, and some discover great personal strength in times of adversity.
Hello Rowena,
I’ve become a huge fan of the T’En trilogy by pure accident. I haven’t finished because it is depressingly hard to find The Shadow Kingdom anywhere in the world. I was wondering if the Outcast Chronicles are a precursor to the T’En trilogy.
btw, are there any places i can purchase The Shadow kingdom.
Hi Wai,
Thanks for the kind words. Do you have books one and two of the T’En trilogy? If you do, you can get book three in the US Imprint via Amazon. It’s called Desperate Alliances. Here’s the link to my web page.
http://www.corydaniells.com/rcd_book_last_ten.html
Yes, The Outcast Chronicles is a prequel, but it goes way back. The Imoshen in the T’En trilogy was a descendant of the Imoshen the First who settled Fair Isle. This is her story.
I’m having so much fun revisiting this world and the people! (Hope the readers enjoy it as much!).
Thanks Rowena,
I finally found a copy of Desperate Alliance thats not over $200. I liked the Australian art covers better but I’m so impatient to read whats inside that I’ll get over it. I can’t wait to get stuck into it. Imoshen is a character I can identify with alot (personality-wise obviously) and so I appreciate the story you’ve written. Good luck with the new series, I hope it gets published soon.
Hi Wai,
$200 for a copy of Desperate Alliances? I would have sent you one for nothing, if I’d only known!
Am halfway through the clean up of book three of the new series. Have to hand it into the publishers in May. It will be published in July August, September of 2012.
Tell you what, do you write reviews? If you do, I can send you book one comes out.
Cheers, R
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The Chronicles of king Rolen’s Kin. What comes next?
LOL, Graham, if I told you that you wouldn’t have to buy the next trilogy.
Seriously, I’ll be starting work on the new KRK when I hand in The Outcast Chronicles. So it’s brewing on the back burner right now.
Let me know when. I could not put KRK down they were brill thank you.
Thanks, Graham. You’ve made my day!
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Hey Rowena!
Just dusted off my (massive) copy of ‘The Shadow Kingdom’ to read in the lead up to my wedding… I first read ‘The Last T’En’ when i was in something like year 7 and i’ve read it every few years since. The story seems to have a calming effect on me! Super enjoyed the copy of ‘The Kings Bastard’ you sent and hurried out to buy the next two! I think i forgot to write and tell you how much i loved them and want more! STOKED that you are writing Outcast Chronicles – cannot wait! hope you had a relaxing Easter
Alicia
Hi Alicia,
Good to hear from you!
Do you have a blog where you review books? If so, I could send you a copy of Book One of The Outcast Chronicles when it comes out.
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Definitely excited for the Outcast Chronicles! I absolutely adored KRK (a review for the first book will be posted on The Ranting Dragon website shortly) and found reviewing it a pleasure. I’m certain it will be the same with all your work, as I feel pulled in by the worlds you create.
Your worlds are so rich, and your characters even richer. A good combination.
Great, look forward to the review.
Would you like an advance copy of book one Outcast Chronicles? Tweet me privately to organise it.
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I just finished KRK this morning. I have read like nonstop for about a week! Burned through them and am hungry for more! Thumbs up to intriguing characters and the door wide open to more and more… Thank you! Karyn
PS: Actually I was hoping for another book already out. What of yours do you recommend? Where should I go for more of the KRK feel in your writing? Karyn
Hi Karyn,
Lovely to hear from you. So glad you enjoyed KRK.
I do have an earlier trilogy. When I go to events people still come up to me 10 years later and tell me they loved the series.
http://www.corydaniells.com/rcd_book_last_ten.html
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Rowena i enjoyed the krk trilogy so much and i am waiting and anticpating for the 4th book of the krk series
Glad you liked KRK, Fredderick!
I’m 300 pages into the first book of the new KRK trilogy, as of today! Yay!
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I cannot find a copy of this trilogy anywhere!! I wail at the scarcity! I’m desperate; where can I buy them?
Oh, Katie …. you can’t find a copy because the trilogy hasn’t been printed yet. It’s due for release in July, August and September of 2012. I must put that somewhere on this page. I thought I had.
Thank you for you vote of confidence!
Where can I find the previous trilogy? The T’en one.
Sorry, Katie, my mistake. The T’En trilogy is available through AMAZON.
Here’s the link to my web page with links to AMAZON.
http://www.corydaniells.com/rcd_book_last_ten.html
I just checked that the first book of the trilogy is $38 secondhand and $109 new. Email me and I’ll see if I can send you a copy of book one for free.
rowena(at)corydaniells(dot)com
I am *so* hyped for these books, Rowena! I absolutely can’t wait for them. Hopefully they’ll keep me and my two best friends (I got them hooked on KRK!) sated until KRK2! The cover artwork is absolutely beautiful and the story sounds amazing. Thanks for all your hard work!
Happy New Year! I hope you had a great Christmas.
xx
Awww, Hayley, you make getting up at 6am to write worthwhile!
Is the girl on the cover of Besieged the same girl that is in the Game of Thrones as the Dragon Princess?
Hi Alan,
That’s my daughter. I hadn’t seen Game of Thrones when we were putting the cover suggestions together.
Cheers,
Rowena
Well it is a pretty good movie based up a really good book series. Which I am sure you have heard of. I look forward to reading this series as I enjoyed King Rolen Kin.
Yes, big fan of the series, both the books and the show. Think they did a good job converting the story to TV. Peter Drinklage did a brilliant job of Tyrion!
Hello !
I just finished reading book 1 of KRK and I must say I really loved it ! I was wondering if there was a chance for the trilogy to be published in France ? ‘Cause I would love to share it with the people around me who can’t read english ^^
I’m eagerly-awaiting for your new trilogy, the covers are really amazing.
Best wishes,
nymeria
Hi Nymeria (What a beautiful name!)
I have no idea if the books will come out in France. That is up to my publisher. It would be lovely if they did.
Thank you for your kinds words about KRK!
Cheers, Rowena
Hi Rowena,
Loved KRK, honestly i read it within two weeks and could not put it down. i’m very excited for the next trilogy in the series. In the mean time i’d like to read some more of your books, if the writing style of KRK is the same in your other series i’m in for a treat. i was wondering though, do I or should I read the Last T’En series before reading the Outcast Chronicles?
Hi Trevor,
No need to read the original trilogy before starting on the Outcast Chronicles.
Thanks for the king words. So glad you enjoyed KRK!
Cheers,
Rowena
Just an FYI for anyone who pre-orders the Outcast Chronicles on Amazon. They are part of the 4-for-3 promotion. So you can get all 3 books plus another one free+ free shipping since your order will be over $25 if you don’t have prime membership…at least this is all true for those of us in the US. I’m not sure about international.
Can’t wait to read them Rowena!!! I’m still sitting on the edge of my seat for KRK2 but I think these will be a great summer read.
Gee, thanks for letting me know, Sarah!
I’ll blog about it.
Hello Rowena
I am reading the first book in KRK and am really liking it so far. This is the first of your books that i have read and i think your writing style is great and i am looking forward to reading your other series.
Thanks, Jacob. Hope the trilogy keeps you up all night!
Hi Rowena
I was also wondering since the Outcast Chronicles Takes place before the Last T’En should i read that first or since you wrote Last T’En first should i read that. If you already answered this question sorry just wanted to know.
Thanks
Hi Jacob,
Don’t worry, the Outcast Chronicles can be read without reading the other trilogy.
Wow, you really do your homework!
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Hey, I just wanted to thank you for writting another gripping tale! I havent read the Last Te’n yet but the OC are amazing. I usually dislike books with so many different main characters but all of your characters are so interesting that I never skip them to find out what happened to someone else (something I haven’t done in a long time and In my book this makes you better than GRR Martin!)
I love the way you handled the T’en romantic relationships as well, including both genders together.
Anyways, just thought I had to rave about you somewhere as you and Patrick Rothfuss have tied for best author for me.
Thanks again!
Bryek
So glad you enjoyed the OC, Bryek. I must admit it was a challenge writing such a complex book, but the people were very real to me.
Cheers,
Rowena
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Holly Hannah! I just finished the third book in the OC series. Thank you for being an amazing writer! (And please thank your editor as well. I am a voracious reader, and when typos remain after mass publishing they confuse and slow me down! lol Your books were all amazingly clean to read.)
Your development of the characters, the world, the politics, all of it was a pleasure to read. lol, I got the third book yesterday, began it last night, stayed up late to read the first two parts, and finished it just this evening.
I am so pleased to learn there is a continuation of the series, however far into the future it is. I will have to wait a bit to purchase them however, as the prices on Amazon are HIGH! (Any idea why that is?) lol, I will scour the used book stores in my area in the meantime.
Do you plan on ever answering some things these books left off though? (Or does the telling of the T’En story in the future answer them?)
What happens to Imoshen and Ardonyx, Iraayl and Saffi? lol, whatever happened back on the mainland with Jaraillia? The fate of the Malaunje? And what of Sourne’s vision? GRRRR I hate that I love to be left wanting to know so much more of the world a great author has created for readers to enjoy! And you, Ms. Daniells, have created such a world!
Thank you
Jessica
Hi Jessica,
Your comment made my day!
So glad you enjoyed the OC. I have books planned that follow on from where Sanctuary finishes. We find out what happens to Imoshen and the rest of the team.
The original T’En series has sold out. I’m going to re-release it as I have the rights back. I’ve given the trilogy a name as it never really had one in the past. The Fall of Fair Isle. Here’s the link.
http://www.rowena-cory-daniells.com/books-2/last-ten/
It will be available as e-books and print as soon as I can get this organised.
Meanwhile, I’m flat out writing book four of the King Rolen’s Kin series.
Once again, thank you for your lovely comment!
Cheers, Rowena
So I picked up The Ouscast Chronicals about 2 weeks ago and just finished. Wondering if this will stay a trilogy or if there will eventually be a 4th book. I’d like to read the original T’en series but I’m wary of jumping so far into the furture of the story.
Hi Casey,
I do plan to write more books picking up the story of the outcasts. As for the original trilogy, it is set 600 years in the future, in a different land and hemisphere. Even though the main character is called Imoshen, after her ancestor, it is a very different kind of book. It is more intimate and tells the story of her struggle to deal with Tulkhan the invader from a patriarchal society while rejecting her betrothed, Reothe, for the sake of her people.
I’m going to re-release the books. There was never a name for the trilogy so I’ve called it The Fall of Fair Isle. Here’s the link to it. http://www.rowena-cory-daniells.com/books-2/last-ten/ I hope to have the e-books ready real soon and the print books will follow.
Cheers, Rowena
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Hi Rowena
Just finished these books and they are amazeballs and found out that there are others you written in this world ( which I’ll have to hunt down) but a random question; what would be the rules of the card game they play?
Sorry for the silly question
Regards Nicole
Not a silly question at all, Nicole.
I see the game as being similar to 500. The player can play alone or in teams. The goal is get get enough high ranking cards to form a brotherhood or sisterhood.
The other books in this world are set 600 years in the future. The rights have reverted to me and I’m re-releasing them as e-books and print books. I’ve named the trilogy The Fall of Fair Isle. Here’s the link.
http://www.rowena-cory-daniells.com/books-2/last-ten/
It’s a more intimate tale that starts where most fantasy books finish, after the great battle. It tells of Imoshen (named for her ancestor) the last surviving member of the royal family. She has to work with the invading general to save herself, her people and her way of life. Hers is a matriarchy, his is a patriarchy. It is about gender politics and people trying to do the right thing and falling in love despite their differences. To add to the complications, Imoshen was betrothed to Reothe, the last of the T’En males. She breaks her vows to him, to bond with General Tulkhan. But Reothe doesn’t accept this and leads the rebels in a bid to retake Fair Isle and claim Imoshen.
The first book of the series won Romantic Mainstream Book of the Year (R*BY) in 2000.
I’ll announce it on my blog when I have the books ready.
I’m glad you enjoyed The Outcast Chronicles!
Thank you for writing such amazing books. I am currently in a post-book slump, after finished the Outcast books in a week. Just came to your site hoping to find that you will release more books – so happy that you are planning on more! I’m missing being in that world already, three books are never enough : )
And excited that there are more King Rolen’s Kin books coming too!
So glad you enjoyed the Outcast Chronicles, Azure. Am trying valiantly to finish KRK book 4. Think I should run away to write!
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Really enjoyed the OC. You have a fun way of making a reader desperate to know what happens next, and I burned through the series in a heartbeat. Your take on male/female relationships in the T’En culture is brilliantly crafted and alluring.
I’m so relieved and glad to find out that you’re going to write more books that continue the story of Imoshen, Ardonyx, Iraayel, Saffazi, and Sorne – the last chapter is one of the meanest cliffhangers I’ve ever read.
Any guess as to when you’ll be writing the next book?
Until then, you’ve definitely made a fan out of me, and I’ll be starting the KRK series tomorrow.
Hi Justin,
So glad you enjoyed the OC. I do mean to write more. I have several more books loosely planned out and I find myself sitting at traffic lights, my head in their world worrying about Ronnyn and wonder if Saffazi and Iraayel will ever be together. Writers…
King Rolen’s Kin is much simpler kind of story. It’s traditional fantasy, rollicking fun. I’m working on book 4 right now to resolve the series.
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I claim’stature’ as your biggest fan. I have finished the OC and KRK series can’t wait for more I am experiencing serious withdrawal at the moment. I will hunt down some more of your work but please hurry! I defiantly need more input.
SAN
Hi San
It’s such a pity that it takes a writer months to write a book, but a reader can read the book in a couple of days or less!
Glad you enjoyed OC and KRK. Am madly writing KRK book 4.
Cheers, Rowena
I just finished the Outcast Trilogy. I absolutely loved it. The T’En society is amazing and complex.
All the characters constantly seeking happiness in a brutal sexist and racist world. I was on the edge of my seat rooting for my favorite characters, hoping that somehow they might find at least a little happiness at the end.
Just wanted to say thank you for writing those stories.
Lovely to hear from you, Joseph.
And I’m glad you felt for the characters. After all, aren’t we all trying to find a little happiness in s cold cruel world? :->
Hi Rowena! Newbie fan here. I just finished the Outcast Chronicles and I have to say that I haven’t been gripped so strongly by a series in a long while. I bought them all at once and everything else went on the back burner while I was reading them. I absolutely loved the characters (Sorne for the win). Now I just have to see if I can find copies of The Last T’En books…
Also, I have a few questions, but I don’t want to spoil anything for anyone…
Anyway, fantastic job with the Outcast Chronicles!
Tyler, I found your comment first thing this morning. Lovely surprise. And nice to know other people have found these characters and their story as compulsive as I do. I really felt for Sorne.
I’m going through the process of cleaning up and re-releasing the original T’En trilogy. (Now called Fall of Fair Isle, so that people don’t have to go into book stores and try to pronounce T’En). When I have copies ready, I’ll announce it on my blog.
Thank you!
Awesome! Also, I was very happy to read in an above comment that you are planning to expand upon the story of the characters in The Outcast Chronicles. My heart dropped when I read the last line of Sanctuary. I was like “Wait… no! You can’t leave it there!” D:
Yes, I couldn’t resist that.
I have now read everything you’ve written (in the last week thanks to the flu LOL) and you have moved right to the top of the list of my favorite authors. Can’t wait for more!
. Thanks so much for sharing these worlds with us!
Wow, Aspen. This is what happens when you have the ‘flu? You rug-up and read? I curl up on the couch and watch my Comfort-movies of TV shows. My faves are Bewitched (from the 1960s) and the first LOTR movie, when they are living in the shire and when they go to the elves. (Would love to take a holiday in the shire).
I have a new KRK book coming out. It’s an e-book available as of the 6th of Dec. One of the characters everyone thought was dead in the trilogy, survived!
Thanks for commenting. Glad my books were able to distract you from the ‘flu.
I’ve just finished the 3rd Outcast book and I enjoyed all three so very much! I look forward to finding out when the Fair Isle books are re-released as I want to read them too. Your writing is so vivid and gripping! I also can hardly wait to find out what happens to the group with the Sagoras. Very glad I happened upon your work. Now to read the KRK books!
Hi Skitty Kitty (the mind boggles)
Woke up this morning to your comment. Thank you.
Even though I’m 700 pages into KRK 4, I keep finding my mind wandering back into the OC world. I’ll be waiting at traffic lights and I’ll think Ronnyn is going to have a hard time with the summoning gift, can Imoshen really trust Ardonyx, are the Sagoras going to regret taking in the T’En refugees?
Hope you enjoy KRK.
Cheers, R
SkittyKitty was one of the boatload of nicknames for my cat Adelaide. She’s almost 19 and still gives us the dickens. So glad I found your work.
Hi Rowena, is there going to be a book 4 for the outcast chronicles? i haven’t read the other T’en Triology yet, I just ordered to Amazon
so I don’t know if that follows the chronicles or there’s going to be something in the middle…
Hi Lyar,
I’m glad you enjoyed the OC. I do plan to write more books in the series. The original trilogy is set 600 years in the future. I am re-releasing the original trilogy. When I read it I was surprised by how poor the editing was and I’ve cleaned up the line editing. I’d much rather people read the new cleaner version. If you can hold off for a couple of months I’ll have copies with nice new covers, too.
Cheers, Rowena
Good evening Rowena. I just finished reading the Outcast Chronicles and loved them! I cannot wait to buy the rest of your books
I hope you have a long career and I will admit I’m hoping the Outcast Chronicles do not stop at book 3 lol I love all the characters and it would be hard to give them up! Even if it does I am sure I will love whatever you decide to write. Thank you for the hours of enjoyment I’ve had reading your books and the hours I hope to have in the future when I have a chance to buy the others. 
What a very thorough comment, Zach.
I wish I didn’t have to sleep, then I could write more. I wish I could download the stories from my brain so I didn’t have to sit at the computer for hours.
Thank you for your kind words.
Cheers, Rowena
If you or a friend are tech savvy you could try “Dragon NaturallySpeaking.” It’s computer software that cuts down on all the typing.
http://www.nuance.com/for-business/by-product/dragon/dragon-for-the-pc/dragon-premium/index.htm
All you do is talk in the same room as your computer and it dictates, or hit playback on a audio recorder that you carry with you when you have ideas. Not as good as a direct download from the brain but better than nothing.
~
Keven J Andersen told me he goes bush walking and talks into a audio-recorder, then his secretary types up his manuscript. I guess it would be a matter of training yourself to speak aloud. At the moment it feels like there is no keyboard between me and the computer and I’m not actually thinking in words, I’m thinking in action and dialogue.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Dear Ms Daniells,
Thank you for a fascinating series. I’m an English academic specializing in Fantasy literature and it’s been such a thrill reading your Outcast Chronicles.
Unfortunately, your books are incredibly difficult to get hold of South Africa, but I will be trying to import them via Amazon.com.
Your books had me enthralled! It’s simultaneously been a pleasurable and sorrowful experience immersing myself in your world; sorrowful because I knew that the experience would come to an end.
I was a bit disappointed to see that the reviews inside the cover of ‘Sanctuary’ didn’t pertain to the book and was just wondering whether you would ever need reviewers. If so, I humbly offer my services.
I truly hope you do decide to take up the story after the T’en have found their much sought-after sanctuary. I will be checking on this website periodically for any news!
Thank you for holding high the torch for excellent female fantasy writers (who are, sadly, few and far between).
Joh.
Wow, Jon, an English Academic from South Africa who specialises in fantasy literature. That must be a very small field, particularly in South Africa. Do you know Dave Freer? He’s a fantasy writer who was based in South Africa until a couple of years ago when he moved to Australia.
I’m glad you enjoyed The Outcast Chronicles. I’m guessing, like me, you’ve read mountains of fantasy and look for something that pushes the genre. This was what I set out to do. I have drafts of further books in this series, which I hope to write. (I’m an academic too, so I juggle my day job with writing).
I would be delighted if you chose to review The Outcast Chronicles. Do you have a review blog, or do you review on Goodreads?
It’s funny you should say there are few female fantasy writers because I’ve come across this perception in the US and the UK. Here, in Australia, most of our fantasy writers are female. After the Australian World Con in 2010 I began interviewing female fantasy writers for my blog. It has morphed into interesting people in speculative fiction, now. But there are a lot of wonderful female fantasy authors on the list.
Here’s the link. http://www.rowena-cory-daniells.com/visiting-authors/
Thanks for commenting!
Cheers,
Rowena
Rowena Cory Daniells,
I saw the Outcast Chronicles at my local book store and thought why not, it looked and seemed like it was worth spending 30$ on. I have spent the last month addicted to this amazing series, with many a last minute school project and many sleepless nights, and consider every minute of that worth while.
I sincerely hope you continue on where you left off in Sanctuary, some day. Now that i know your earlier work takes place in the same world, i can not wait to get my hands on that series and repeat the steps from above. I will still keep my fingers crossed, that you are not done with that time period yet though. Thank you so much and congrates on such a well written series.
Keep up the creativity,
Neil
Hi Neil,
Sorry my books kept your from your studies.
The earlier trilogy will be re-released this year. But in the mean time there is always King Rolen’s kin, which is a rollicking read!
Cheers, Rowena
PS. I have some great ideas for the Outcast Chronicles story to continue on. It is just a matter of juggling my day job with writing.
Hi Rowena,
I am your newest fan! I have been reading fantasy and collecting fantasy books for years and your books just absolutely blow me away! The characters, plot and intrigue have me ditching sleep at this stage.
I would like to say thank you! You just made reading a pleasure for me again.
I just have one question – Why does the desperate alliance book cost so much? I love having brand new copies and holding on to them for years but i cant find anything reasonably priced, amazon gave me a heart attack with a price tag of $500.
But either way – i absolutely love your work!
Thank you once again
Hi Bharkha,
Don’t spend $500 for a book! I have the rights back on my original trilogy and I’ll be releasing it as soon as I finish writing KRK book 4.
The Fall of Fair Isle (as the trilogy is now called) will be available for a reasonable price. Not sure how much yet, I have to do the maths.
I’m so glad you enjoyed reading the Outcast Chronicles. It means a lot to me.
I’ll do a post on my blog when the original trilogy becomes available.
Cheers, Rowena
Dear Rowena,
In the last three weeks, I’ve read the KRK series as well as the Outcast Chronicles. I just finished Sanctuary (about 5 minutes ago!) and I loved it.
I can’t find mention of an upcoming fourth book for the OC anywhere online…there will be a fourth book, right? Please say yes
The character development in you books is amazing – they really stand out, and with the amount of fantasy / SciFi I’ve read, this speaks volumes.
You’ve really brought new life into the genre. I’m looking forward to reading your next release!
Best Wishes,
Brooke
Hi Brooke,
Lovely to hear from you. I’m a big reader of the spec fic genre from way back, so I was looking to push the genre with the Outcast Chronicles. Glad you enjoyed them. I do have several more books in this series plotted out and some of them have been written in rough draft.
At the moment I’m finishing book 4 of KRK. (Should be working on it right now, but I just thought I’d check my emails).
Thanks for commenting.
Cheers, Rowena