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Hidden Kings Trilogy #2

The Conqueror's Song

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An epic fantasy-in the tradition of J.R.R. Tolkien-to capture both mind and heart. In a world on the brink of total war, one man stands against the darkness. At the Dawn of the Age of Warlent: As rampaging armies from a distant country tear through his homeland, a young tribesman must undertake a dangerous quest to turn the tide. Armed only with the strength of his friends, his faith in the Most High God, and an ancient prophecy, he sets off across the world in an attempt to set his people free. Along the way, he discovers that the great war is part of something much bigger-a vicious blood-feud running since the creation of the world. Can he find a way to defeat what seems to be an invincible force and turn an age-old prophecy into reality? Set more than a thousand years before the events of Freedom Cry, The Conqueror's Song catapults the reader inside the legends of the golden age of Warlent the Conqueror and opens the secrets of an ancient world locked in perpetual war. Don't miss the other stellar titles in The Hidden Kings Trilogy: Book One, Freedom Cry, and Book Three, Pathways of Mercy.

362 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2012

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Matthew Burden

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Matthew Burden is the author of more than a dozen books across several different genres (poetry, pastoral theology, fiction, memoir, historical missiology). He is active in publishing and presenting in academic venues, particularly in the fields of church history, patristics, and biblical theology. He holds a PhD in theology and advanced degrees in history and divinity. His interests include birding, writing original hymns, classic Christian literature, apologetics, and global Christianity. More important than any of that, though, is the fact that he is a husband, father, and the pastor of the Second Baptist Church of Calais, Maine.

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