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The Kingdom of Ardenhold
Paperback
Series: The Saga of the Divided Realms, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 28 2025
Pages: 56
Weight: 0.19
Height: 0.13 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a kingdom built on honor, one young warrior will rise.
Ardenhold has long known peace, but as whispers of unrest stir in the northern tribes, young Cedric of House Arden steps into a legacy far greater than himself. With his loyal sister Elara, his spirited friends, and a dream of knighthood burning in his heart, Cedric forms the Lion's Vow - a brotherhood sworn to courage, loyalty, and justice.
As the seasons turn and tensions rise, the Lion's Vow must grow beyond childhood dreams into true defenders of the realm. Bonds of friendship will be tested. New alliances will be forged. And in the heart of darkness, the light of unity must shine brighter than ever.
A sweeping coming-of-age fantasy filled with heart, adventure, and the timeless fight for what is right, The Kingdom of Ardenhold is a story for readers who believe that honor is worth fighting for - and that even the smallest spark can ignite a legend.
Perfect for fans of Ranger's Apprentice, Eragon, and Redwall.
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