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Now that I have Dragon King and Olgrun for sale on Amazon and Kindle I thought it was time to get a blog underway. 
At the moment I’m writing Belus and I have enjoyed writing a weekly update on my relevant Facebook page. However, I thought a dedicated blog would be a far more elegant solution.
Follow along for weekly updates, news and information.
To find my books search for The Chronicles of Niru via Amazon or Kindle. 
You can also find me on Facebook or Twitter @chronicleofniru
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