Triumvirate Rising
Hardcover
Series: The Meridian Trilogy, Book 2
Publisher Price: $38.00
Publisher: Dallas Anne Duncan, LLC
Published: Nov 24 2023
Pages: 586
Weight: 2.05
Height: 1.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Era of the Liluthuaé Has Begun.
When last we heard of Bridgette Conner, fated Elfling savior of worlds both magic and non, she crossed a spelled barrier into the secret world of Palna: a country encapsulated in its own borders, home to ill-intentioned Craft Wizardry and the potential threats she was born to fight against.
That's the last anyone in greater Heáhwolcen heard of her, too.
As she immerses herself in this mysterious country, her comrades charge themselves with rescuing her, while also determining how to handle a second potential civil war within their own borders. Old legends are retold and new truths are revealed.
But the biggest secret of all could bring everything crashing down. The biggest secret could destroy the Samnung, Heáhwolcen, and by default, the world below. There's a member of the Samnung who's been hiding something; who isn't all they seem to be. And in order for the task of the Liluthuaé to be fulfilled, that which is hidden must come to light ... for the Bright Star does not shine alone.
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