The Protector's Victory: The Tales of Caledonia, Book 7
Paperback
Series: The Tales of Caledonia, Book 7
ISBN13: 9781950236312
Publisher: Kestrel Media Group LLC
Published: Mar 8 2023
Pages: 434
Weight: 1.10
Height: 0.88 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The Protector killed the Ghoule Overlord,
But the Curse still lives.
Can Bryen destroy the ancient evil once and for all?
In The Protector's Victory, Book 7 of the action-packed fantasy series The Tales of Caledonia, Bryen realizes that even though he killed the Ghoule Overlord, the source of the monster's evil remains.
Relying on the power of the Seventh Stone and guidance from the spirits of the Ten Magii, Bryen and Aislinn embark on a risky mission into the Lost Land to find the Temple of the Ghoules and destroy the Curse before it can take another host.
At the same time, the Ghoules are close to breaking out of the Winter Pass. Duchess Stelekel and the Caledonian Army do everything they can to keep the Ghoule Legions from flooding the Kingdom.
Can Bryen destroy the Curse before the ancient evil gains substance once again and becomes invincible? Will Duchess Stelekel, the Blademaster, and Declan hold the line in the Winter Pass? Or will the Curse reign supreme, enslaving Bryen while the Ghoule Legions rampage through Caledonia?
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