Books with author J.L. Comstock

Prince Kell’s world was shattered seven years ago when his father, King Jace, was killed and again a month ago when his mother announced her plans to marry the king’s brother, Tobias, who has been acting as regent. Kell knows his mother is doing this for their people but he is not so certain of his uncle’s intentions. Fate brings him together with Morgan, a guard at the prison colony, Aarguard Keep. He believes one of the prisoners he is responsible for knows something the regent wants kept secret, something Prince Kell needs to know.

Part 2 of the Populace Edict - Life at Auldenway Castle is disrupted when tragedy befalls the kingdom. Crown Prince Acthiel is dead and King Vianor is fighting to survive injuries sustained during an attack by bandits on the way back from their annual tour. The Mid-Summer Bazaar and Feat of Arms tournament prove to be the perfect distraction as the queen and her trusted adviser begin to search for her other children. The lives of four former orphans: Wadye, Dell, Cameron and Kyi, and the prince’s cousins, Faelan and Anya take a strange turn when they all suddenly find themselves cast in the light.

The second in the Dark Forest Trilogy- A classic story of good versus evil.The warrior, cleric, elf, marauder and wizard find themselves separated as they each embark on their own personal quests for what will be needed to defeat the darkness taking over the forest. They learn that they must allow the wizard divine to resurrect the dark cleric in order to defeat him. It will require a great sacrifice. Even knowing the cost, the companions strive to fulfill their destinies and fight to save all of Ernel.

"Seven years ago, Prince Kell's world was shattered when his father, King Jace, was killed in a horrible accident, and again a month ago when his mother announced her plans to marry the king's brother, Tobias, who has been acting as regent in the king's place.Kell knows his mother is doing this to appease the people who feel Atarnia has been without a king too long but he questions his uncle's intentions.Fate brings him together with Morgan, a guard at the prison colony, Aarguard Keep, who believes the prisoner in cell ten knows something the regent wants kept secret.Morgan goes to the castle with questions; there he meets Kell, who has been looking for answers of what really happened to his father. Can this prisoner give them both what they want? Together they embark on a journey to learn the prisoner's secret before it is too late."

“Keep to the shadows,” is what the four orphans: Wayde, Dell, Cameron and Kyi have been told all their lives. Now they are being thrust into a world where clothing, meals and housing will no longer be provided. One full of high-bloods that are free to do anything they please to indentured serfs. At the same time, King Vianor is taking his spoiled son, Crown-prince Acthiel, with him on his annual tour in hopes of making him see serfs aren’t his personal playthings.When unexpected tragedy befalls the kingdom, alliances are questioned, plots are hatched, and the role of the prince and the former orphans will become uncertain.

Title: Elements of Geology; including fossil botany and palæontology. A popular treatise ... designed for the use of schools and general readers.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscripts and historical items dating back as far as 300 BC.The GEOLOGY collection includes books from the British Library digitised by Microsoft. The works in this collection contain a number of maps, charts, and tables from the 16th to the 19th centuries documenting geological features of the natural world. Also contained are textbooks and early scientific studies that catalogue and chronicle the human stance toward water and land use. Readers will further enjoy early historical maps of rivers and shorelines demonstrating the artistry of journeymen, cartographers, and illustrators. ++++The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification:++++<Source Library> British Library<Contributors> Comstock, John Lee; <Original Pub Date> 1847.<Physical Description> 432 p. ; 12º.<Shelfmark> 7107.b.15.

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Seven years ago, Prince Kell's world was shattered when his father, King Jace, was killed in a horrible accident, and again a month ago when his mother announced her plans to marry the king's brother, Tobias, who has been acting as regent in the king's place. Kell knows his mother is doing this to appease the people who feel Atarnia has been without a king too long but he questions his uncle's intentions. Fate brings him together with Morgan, a guard at the prison colony, Aarguard Keep, who believes the prisoner in cell ten knows something the regent wants kept secret. Morgan goes to the castle with questions; there he meets Kell, who has been looking for answers of what really happened to his father. Can this prisoner give them both what they want? Together they embark on a journey to learn the prisoner's secret before it is too late.