Taryn Stone

The Psalm of Peace is a story driven by ancient lore and prophecy. One of these prophecies is the End of Days Canticle which describes the end of days taking place when the elements rise up.

The significance of this is that the Gods have each chosen a champion and blessed them with a single elemental power. So the prophecy may sound like it is talking about natural phenomena but when paired with the psalm of peace (which talks about these champions in detail), one could interpret it to be the raising of these champions that marks the end of days.

After writing this prophecy I realized how much I really love the sound of slaughter and water when they rhyme. It makes me shiver.

I am currently going through beta reader comments for book 3 and beginning the major editing. There are so many things I want to share, but book 2 isn’t even out yet!

For now enjoy these unhinged and out of context quotes from The Psalm of Peace Book 3!

I was trying to make things easier… but I don’t know if I can go with KDP for my paperback. The colors on the cover were so vivid, but maybe TOO vivid. The transparent backgrounds are not transparent and I can’t fix that… plus the inside is so faded… I guess I’m going to have to keep printing with D2D.

This is your chance to pick up the Psalm of Peace: Kindling of the Flame for .99c/£! Book 2 comes out this August so this is the perfect opportunity to pick up the ebook and catch up!

Your book boyfriends say a lot about your taste in men. Which one of the Psalm of Peace characters is your type?

The Psalm of Peace: Kindling of the Flame ebook is going on sale on Amazon!

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I have the best ARC team! The publishing date for The Psalm of Peace: Tempest of Flames isn’t until the end of August and one of them has already devoured it!

Thanks you!!!

The Psalm of Peace ebook will be on sale for Amazon Prime days this month! June 23rd-30th!

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There was a time when Taru never questioned who she loved.

Then the war took everything.

Now she’s stranded in enemy territory with a man who is patient when she is afraid, kind when she is hurting, and somehow always there when she needs him.

Every time her heart races when Dane looks at her, every time she catches herself smiling at something he says, the guilt grows heavier.

Because moving on feels a lot like forgetting.
And forgetting feels a lot like betrayal.