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K. Stan Tinos, author of the epic fantasy Bennington Series, Twilight of the Soul poetry series, and the Odyssey Per Infernum Divino: A Poet's Passage Through the Inferno collection, is of Greek heritage. The call of writing a novel got the better of him, and he started typing the first words of what would be the first book in his new epic fantasy series. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. He attended college in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he received a degree in design and marketing. Never married and without children, he now lives in Central Florida.

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Cursed The Raven
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The Price Of Compassion
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In Silence, Hope Remains
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Echoes of Yesterday
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Careless Whispers
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