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Red Stained Wood
Paperback
Series: Heroes of Kalwyn, Book 1
Publisher: Bridge 98 Books
Published: Nov 9 2024
Pages: 306
Weight: 0.86
Height: 0.69 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Five years ago, the death of the King tore Kalwyn in two. In the aftermath of the war that followed, magic was outlawed.
Today, Kalwyn is a fractured country. A corrupt politician rules with military might, magi are forced to conceal their powers, and the remaining elves have retreated into the great forests.
When Penny Meadows' father is summoned to the capital and fails to return, she leaves her village to bring him home. On her journey, she meets Rigel and Gordax, two swords-for-hire, Megan, a teenage thief, and Dylan, a mage living in self-imposed exile.
Penny soon discovers that her father's disappearance is part of a larger, more sinister plot at the heart of Kalwyn. As the late King's daughter approaches her eighteenth birthday, the factions seeking to control the country are forced into action.
When offered the choice, will the people of Kalwyn choose peace or chaos?
Red Stained Wood is the first part of the Heroes of Kalwyn series and the debut novel of Welsh fantasy author M J Rogers.
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