G.K. Peart, is currently a student at Drexel University studying accounting. The son of Jamaican immigrants, he grew up in a family of five with two older sisters. While young, he developed a fascination of Japanese culture and customs. “Commissioner Ryuubi” is his first short story, published after being acknowledged by his English professor. His permanent address is Shrub Oak, New York though for school he resides in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Book by G. K. Peart
Dale's Obelisk
A Kanlu Krimson Detective Story
By G.K. Peart
Two months have passed since the death of Commissioner Ryuubi and peace has returned to Dale–or so we thought. Prince Kanlu's philanthropic visit to the slums leads to the suspicious death of Lady Kouhime, the community leader. His fiance, Ruri, may know more of the story behind the incident than she lets on and his own subordinates are proving treacherous. The prince must deal with old foes and confront new suspects as he searches for allies to find the secret that lurks in the shadow of Dale's Obelisk.
Kanlu Krimson, the second prince of the Immerallian Empire, governs the island of Ilkupir as a benevolent ruler. The metropolis of Dale is the bastion that he calls home and protects with the aid of various nobles, warriors, and intellects…but now one of them is dead. Commissioner Ryuubi was a brilliant detective as he led the police forces of the city to eliminate crime and bring about a great time of safety and happiness. The prince must now speak with his personal acquaintance and Ryuubi’s right hand man, Captain Kou Mine to uncover the truth of what happened that fateful night.
Kanlu Krimson, the second prince of the Immerallian Empire, speaks with his personal acquaintance and Ryuubi's right hand man, Captain Kou Mine to uncover the truth of who killed Commissioner Ryuubi, a brilliant detective on the island of Ilkupir….
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