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The Shattered Veil: Echoes of Oblivion
Paperback
Series: Malora Octet, Book 4
ISBN13: 9781477485088
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: Jun 19 2012
Pages: 282
Weight: 0.92
Height: 0.64 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Time will reveal the true powers of the Destroyers of prophesy. Too long have the elemental powers been sleeping. The end of all things lurks over the horizon. There many be no dawn chasing the darkness of this night. Death has shattered the tenuous alliances once so delicately tendered. Secrets and sanctuaries are no longer safe. Trust is no longer an option to those so brutally battered by King Rastaban's calculated rage.
While the king's madness overtakes him and Sevilen struggles to come to terms with his abilities, Aridani, the sole remaining heir to the decaying throne, breaks free and proves there is still some light remaining in a shadowed world. His name harkens to the language of the lost Tenjeri - hope, pure and innocent hope, so strong it remains evident even in days of deepest despair. Will his luminescence survive the influence of Rastaban's insanity, or will he be thrown into the void with the rest of Malora?
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