Gahil's Love : Twenty Years of my Life, Fifty Years of my Survival, and Today (Paperback)

"It is believed that at the time of this record Azinbah Hambel Burok had arrived in Gahil after a separation of approximately fifty years. This is based on the account written in the diary, a record of his stay in Tempràs (as well as his departure), and the records kept by the inns at the time this diary was written. Accounts by innkeepers state a man paid for a total of five nights at their inns, calling himself Aezin Nemra. The last recorded night was August 2nd-3rd in the year 1377."Aezin Hambel Burok is a young man from a lonely town called Gahil, but when he and his sister are forced to leave he finds that life beyond the walls of Gahil leads to greater things.Written by Kester William Rose, Gahil's Love is a novella introducing the fantasy world of Illé Nirl. It is his first published work.