Chain Breaker: Book 1
Paperback
Series: Tyrant Queen Trilogy
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 16 2024
Pages: 404
Weight: 1.19
Height: 0.83 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
*We tell stories to hold onto the idea of tomorrow, we all have to survive one way or another.*
From her incarceration for stealing a contraband book to the holding cells of the beastial Dash'carr, no cage can hold Nymora the Nobody for long. Trapped again, chasing the fleeting breaths of life in the autumn chill that freezes the mud at her ankles, Nymora shares her story. The story of a young nobody, equipped with determination and the desire to help a friend in need, she sets out into an unkind world. She discovers magic, a legacy of oppression, and allies along the way. Will her indomitable spirit begin to rust? Or will she break her chains and accept her fate?
Chain Breaker is a coming of age story in a high fantasy world following a young girl who begins as a Nobody. Her story is one of survival, endurance, and connection as she fumbles her way through a world that is out to eat the weak and profit of the down trodden. This book is meant for audiences 16+ and includes scenes with mild to graphic violence that may not be suitable for young ages.Also from
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