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The Pridden Saga, consisting of eight books, with a ninth in the works, is an Epic Fantasy. The series, covering the journey of Kat, a brilliant video game designer, who at the age of 23, has many unfortunate issues about her place in the world. Without warning she is thrust into a tech-free world with challenges of its own. Once she understands that she is really no longer on Earth, she is given an option to return home, provided she helps Pridden avoid a possibly devastating internal conflict. She is launched across the lands with an odd little man as a guide. Without clear instructions about the people, their customs, or likely dangers, she sets off on a journey of discovery.
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Kat is a young, brilliant, video game designer. She has a knack for understanding what gamers want from the ones they purchase, and she is valued for her talent by her company. Unfortunately, she is also extremely prickly, impatient, defiant of rules she considers unnecessary, and she does not suffer fools gladly. The Pridden Saga is her journey of discovery about the benefits of appreciating other people.

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The Origin

A god who ignored the rules to avoid physical relationships with the humans on the world of Pridden, makes a serious mistake and the result is a half-breed male, who will never be accepted by the Gods themselves, and must be brought up by his grandparents due to the death of his human mother Argelwyd, the half-breed, matures and discovers he has abilities that no other humans possess, and spends much time testing the bounds of his inherited powers. He soon produces children of his own, all of whom demonstrate they also possess abilities unknown to humans. Eventually he realizes that governing an entire world is incredibly challenging, and to avoid discord among his progeny, assigned the six of them to lands of their own to govern.
J.M TIBBOTT
My favorite author has always been Isaac Asimov, and he inspired me so much, that I decided that I could also write a novel. When I began, I attended a John Truby seminar in New York, and he suggested my idea was too big for one book, and that I should consider three novels. I began to write, but soon realised I had to first create the world, otherwise my heroine would only exist in a grey fog. I took two years to plan the entire world of Pridden. The resulting eight books flowed much easier with that clear idea of the place to which Kat was transported. What I nervously began as a single novel, became more fun as the books continued to emerge from the recesses of my fertile brain.

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