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Chasing Sunsets
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 22 2026
Pages: 472
Weight: 1.19
Height: 1.05 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Chasing Sunsets
The world was ending long before Jack realized he was meant to save it.
Born a prince, Jack was expected to crave power, honor, and the throne waiting for him. Instead, he feels trapped by a life that was chosen for him. Restless and searching for something more, he follows a forgotten path into the Holy Glen, a place where time bends, ancient secrets sleep, and nothing obeys the laws of the mortal world.
When he returns, he is no longer the same.
As strange creatures emerge from the shadows and whispers of an ancient evil spread across the kingdoms, Jack finds himself caught in a conflict far older than any crown. Along the way, he discovers loyal friendship, an unforgettable love, and a destiny he never asked for.
But some callings cannot be escaped.
As darkness gathers and the fate of creation hangs in the balance, Jack must decide what he is willing to sacrifice for the people he loves.
Chasing Sunsets is an epic Christian fantasy filled with adventure, romance, mystery, and breathtaking battles, exploring faith, purpose, and the extraordinary courage required to stand against the coming darkness.
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