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    Zandor

    By Leroy Dumont

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    Kebu is a black warrior of undisputed skill who serves as a guide and protector for caravans plying the Sabran desert. His life is reasonably predictable until he is contracted by the merchant Retal to transport a mysterious young girl to the fabled reclusive city of Zandor. Upon arrival, he finds himself immersed in a ritualistic duel, the Kamaral. As the forced champion of Devana, the girl he transports to Zandor, he must face a hulking brute in mortal combat as the pair scale the treacherous slopes of the lofty Kai. The only alternative is death. As a prelude to the duel, Kebu is involved in a morass of intrigue. Zandor is festering. The city is divided into two hostile religious cliques competing for absolute control and their slaves are plotting a revolt. As a black man in the midst of a city dominated by whites, Kebu finds himself drawn into its conflicts, despised by both the white highborn and their brown skinned slaves.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeroy Dumont
    Release dateMay 21, 2016
    ISBN9781311433190
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    Leroy Dumont

    Basic (boring) facts: I was born at Ahualoa, Hamakua, Hawaii on April 26, 1935 at 7:39 PM. Attended school in Hawaii. Graduate from St. Louis College (now Chaminade College), To avoid the draft, I enlisted in the USAF but was recruited out of Boot Camp by an "intelligence agency" and served 3+ years in the Far East where I picked up the code name Leroy Dumont (now my pseudonym - don't ask). Resigned and returned to the States to form an outlaw motorcycle club with my partner then, when I almost killed myself on my Zundapp (a real Nazi SS pursuit motorcycle), I decided to go to college for the next fifteen years. Was a liaison aide for a U.S. Congressman along with other political offices. Then burned out and settled into electronics (computer type). Programmed a while in Pascal and a few other languages. Had two wives, one died, one divorced. Six sons and a host of grandchildren et cetera now counting over 22. Spent all this time writing. Retired and now writing full time. See, I warned you it would be boring. All of the spicy, erotic, exciting and illegal stuff I incorporate in my novels. It's safer that way. There is no statute of limits in fiction. Know what I mean?

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