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Spawn of Dyscrasia

Dyscrasia Fiction, Book 2
By: S. E. Lindberg
Narrated by: Kathy Bell Denton
Length: 7 hrs and 1 min
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Dyscrasia Fiction explores the choices humans and their gods make as a disease corrupts their souls, shared blood, and creative energies. In 'Lords of Dyscrasia', the first installment, Lords Lysis and Echo stabilized dyscrasia that mutated and killed the masses. Roaming dangers persist two decades since that Ill Age. The ruined Chromlechon colony has evolved into a Keep hosting orphans who supply the Lords with sorcerous energy.

Spawn of Dyscrasia follows Helen’s abrupt promotion from neophyte curer to Lord Echo’s personal healer, replacing one who died mysteriously. She struggles to keep Echo alive as contagious phantoms corrupt his soul. While Lysis fights a sudden invasion from a grotesque army, Helen’s humanity is tested to its limits: she contacts the original source of dyscrasia, and emerges transformed...

©2014 Seth Lindberg (P)2015 Kathy Bell Denton

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Great story, well written

This book was excellently written and narrated. Looking forward to the next book in this series.

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Artistic Fantasy

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The story weaves art practices, particularly painting and drawing, into the fabric of the world and as a means of sorcery. It explores what a world that depended on individual creativity rather than fate might be like.

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