Category: Fantasy Publisher: Balboa Press
ISBN-10: 1504385985
Type: Fiction
Pages: 202
Copyright: September 22, 2017
ISBN-13: 9781504385985
The epic tale of the Dawn Herald Trilogy continues in Kingdoms in Turmoil. The Brotherhood of Andhun begins to impose their beliefs on the world of humans, ending a thousand-year period of peace among its kingdoms. Conflicts abound between opposing armies and extend to many levels as members of families and friends either embrace or resist the new order.
Enter an enchanted world of elves, orcs, fairies, trolls, dwarves and other mythical creatures. The sons of light continue to emerge, and Tom discovers how to use his magical seeing stone. He is captivated by a feisty princess named Oriana, who becomes a leader of those opposed to the new order. This book is a desperate journey to rally resistance to the new world order. It also is a tale of young love, identity, and purpose that provide tension that makes this a compulsive read.
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Professional Reviews
Fast Paced Adventure Fantasy
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