Ebook {Epub PDF} The Benevolence Archives Vol. 1 by Luther M. Siler

The Benevolence Archives Vol. 1 is the second book I have read by author, Luther M. Siler. He has a very distinct voice which comes through in both of the works I've read. It's an intelligent, quick-witted, empathetic voice. In BA Vol 1, I hear it most through Brazel, a gnome. His partner is Grond, a heavily scarred halfogre/5(26). Luther M. Siler The Benevolence Archives, Vol. 1 This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental. THE BENEVOLENCE ARCHIVES, VOL. 1. The Benevolence Archives, Vol. 1 avg rating — 41 ratings — published — 3 editions Want to Read saving /5.

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TALES, Volume 3 of Luther M. Siler's THE BENEVOLENCE ARCHIVES, returns the series to its short-story roots. Featuring eight all-new stories set in a universe sure to appeal to fans of both fantasy and science fiction, TALES expands the Benevolence Archives with stories of events set from the early days of our heroes' careers to just after the. Sell, buy or rent The Benevolence Archives, Vol. 1 (Volume 1) , we buy used or new for best buyback price with FREE shipping and offer great deals for buyers. 1 quote from Luther M. Siler: 'Are there going to be a hundred of you here in a little while if I keep feeding you?" I asked. He finished his piece of apple and jumped up and down again a few times. I cut him another piece, and he repeated the jump-and-catch trick. He's been here before, I thought.