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In the Callilibong, the vampires aren’t shiny, and they aren’t brimming with teen angst or swimming in oceans of drama. Here in the Callilibong they aren’t even called Vampires, and this book isn’t really about them—more’s the pity because I hear they’re really big at the moment. What you are holding in your hot little hands is a story about a boy named Evan, two men called Pleth and Falco, and all the various troubles they get into in their roles as Tradesmen, the protectors of The Valley Between the Mountains – the Callilibong, in the old Mahoot tongue. Now this is what Callilibong means. Now before you pass on this opportunity in an undue fit of pique, understand that there are vampires inside (though we call them night folk here) and werewolves and a number of other nasty creatures collectively known as creatures of the dusk world. And they are always up to trouble of some sort. That’s why we have tradesmen, and that’s where Evan’s story (which is also Pleth and Falco’s story) begins. So pick it up, drop a bit of thread on the pay counter, and have yourself an enjoyable experience in the nooks and crannies of a truly original fantasy world.
