Blood Moon's Daughter
Paperback
Series: Song of the Blood Moon, Book 1
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Publisher: Mad Cow Press
Published: Oct 27 2023
Pages: 142
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.33 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
In the spirit of Robert E. Howard's fantasy stories, this novel follows Ulra, a warrior exiled from her homeland who discovers she is part of an ancient prophecy. After being cast out, Ulra unlocks mystical powers and gains new allies. She must unite warring factions to stand against Krathor, a demonic warlord spreading darkness across the realms. Ulra is destined to become the hero who will save the world from this great evil, but she must first defeat enemies and fulfill the prophecy. This fantasy adventure evokes classic sword and sorcery tales with themes of mystical powers, dark forces, and a prophesied hero rising to their destiny.
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