Can Bili’s warriors stand alone against the deadly menace of the Witchmen and the mountain savages? Which is mightier—science or the sword? Stranded in a land peopled by wild cannibal tribes and monstrous half-humans, Bili of Morguhn and his small band of warriors have sworn to aid the mysterious Prince Byruhn of Kuhmbuhluhn in his war against these savages. But even as they train for battle, another force is on the move—the Witchmen, evil scientists led by Dr. Erica Arenstein and armed with weapons far more lethal than any known to the men of the Horseclans. Bent on recovering a twentieth-century technological treasure trove, the Witchmen will destroy anything that stands between them and their goal. And, if Dr. Arenstein can join the power of the Witchmen with fighting prowess of the cannibalistic Ganik tribes, even Bili’s proven warriors may not long survive… — Book promo @ goodreads.com
Nothing but the usual happening here. Some more rain but fortunately not in flooding amounts. I have a new load of books to read on my Kobo Libre and Boox Page which I have started to work my way through. I have some on my Lenovo in the Moon+ Reader as well, those are the PDFs that I like better on that reader. Erick continues doing well so what ever was troubling him seems to have passed.
When I got my water distiller I used vinegar to clean the mineral deposit residue but it was not working very well. So for the past couple of years I have used Lime Away that works better but still requires scouring to get the boiler clean. I recently ordered some powered citric acid and used it for the first time. Amazing! It cleaned up the boiler with almost no scrubbing what so ever. That is now my go to for cleaning the distiller!