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|  | | The Daysong of the Knightbird
The continuing story of Jesse Knight and the follow up to "The Violet Eyes of Jesse Knight".
The Daysong of the Knightbird is the second book in the Knightbird series. It takes over as book one, "The Violet Eyes of Jesse Knight" leaves off. The return to Prince E'Falco (Jesse Knight) will spark a debate which has gone on since the world was young, the separation of races. How can King E'Mor act objectively with the mattter when one of his own sons in the middle of all this choas? Prince E'Falco will find with the death of Bear Tooth he has made a very powerful enemy in his father's court. He also will give the Page Lords the courage they will need for a rite of passage which will chan | |  | | The Violet Eyes of Jesse Knight
The first book in the Knightbird Series about Jesse Knight.
The Violet Eyes of Jesse Knight is about the survival and the determination of an extraordinary individual. Jesse Knight was raised in an average home, he has a best friend, Daniel, and a guardian, Frank. Jesse's friendship with Daniel is special and close. If there were two friends that were so opposite of each other, these two are.
But this is a part of Jesse that even Daniel does not know if. You see, Jesse has the blood of kings running through his veins. He was entrusted with the Powers of the Royals, as he is the descendent of the kings of his birth planet. Jesse was |
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The Didaniyisgi
by Edward Patterson
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 The Didaniyisgi is the second book in the fifteen book series, The Adventures of Lord Belmundus, a remarkable tale of others worlds, strange customs, beauty and warfare; and, in its grips, lands a young celebrity, who has the chaps to play the many p |
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