The Wizard's Tower: The Birthright Chronicles - Peter Last - Kirjat - Bluewater Publishing - 9781934610893 - lauantai 4. huhtikuuta 2015
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The Wizard's Tower: The Birthright Chronicles

Peter Last

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The Wizard's Tower: The Birthright Chronicles

Publisher Marketing: Clouds gather in the North; another storm is coming. Six months after the defeat of Molkekk's dwarf army, Senndra's life has returned to normal. Her dragon is nearly full-grown, her relationship with Timothy is blossoming, and never before has she been more self-assured. Her tranquility is suddenly shattered by visions of destruction as the country is rocked by another attack. Heavily weakened by widespread apathy, the country's defenses are quickly devastated, allowing the enemy to sweep unchecked across the land. A few faithful soldiers find themselves the last bastion between Molkekk's horde and their beloved country, but the front line is not the only place where the enemy has become entrenched. Roiled by treachery and internal strife, the soldiers of Magessa struggle to fend off the invasion, though with Molkekk's spies in place, they are fighting a losing battle. It is painfully obvious the only way to deal with the threat once and for all is to kill Molkekk - a nearly impossible task. Should they manage to battle through his armies, brave the stench of his marsh, and reach his tower, one question remains: Can they stand against the fury of the wizard when the overwhelming power of his might is brought to bear?

Media Kirjat     Paperback Book   (Kirja pehmeillä kansilla ja liimatulla selällä)
Julkaisupäivämäärä lauantai 4. huhtikuuta 2015
ISBN13 9781934610893
Tuottaja Bluewater Publishing
Genre Opetuskirjat     Religion     Religious Orientation > Christian
Sivujen määrä 384
Mitta 133 × 203 × 22 mm   ·   435 g

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