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Nihgtfall
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Series: The Dawning Cycle, Book 2
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 292
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.66 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Saarech was never defeated.
He was waiting.
Gwyn believed the darkness had finally been overcome. But when the ancient spirit of shadow returns, stronger than ever, peace is shattered. Queen Vasilya is taken captive, kingdoms fall beneath an endless night, and the fragile hope won at such great cost begins to fade.
Guided by Morwyn, the mysterious guardian of the moon, Gwyn and his companions embark on a perilous journey across forgotten lands, ruined civilizations, and realms hidden beyond the world itself. To stand against Saarech, they must unite peoples divided by centuries of fear and war before the last light is extinguished forever.
But some enemies cannot be defeated by strength alone, and every victory demands a sacrifice. As the darkness spreads, Gwyn must discover whether the greatest power lies not in ancient magic, but in the courage to choose hope when despair seems certain.
Nightfall is the second novel in The Dawning Cycle, an epic fantasy saga of mythic adventure.
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