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Clement: Land of the Zagwe Kings
Clement and Dagena return for another adventure. This time, they journey to Abyssinia on a quest to find a holy relic, and the legendary colony of Prester John.
219 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 8, 2023
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Craig R. Hipkins
6 books22 followersCraig R. Hipkins was born in Worcester, Massachusetts. He currently lives in North Carolina.
Craig published his first book, “Fireballs: A History of Meteors and other Atmospheric Phenomena” in 2009. Adalbert is his first novel. It is the sequel to the novel Astrolabe written by his late twin brother Jay S. Hipkins (1968-2018)
He is an avid long distance runner. He also enjoys astronomy and reading history in his spare time.
Craig published his first book, “Fireballs: A History of Meteors and other Atmospheric Phenomena” in 2009. Adalbert is his first novel. It is the sequel to the novel Astrolabe written by his late twin brother Jay S. Hipkins (1968-2018)
He is an avid long distance runner. He also enjoys astronomy and reading history in his spare time.
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October 24, 2023
In the fourth Clement book, we accompany Clement and Dagena on an exciting journey to Abyssinia, where they seek a unique relic and explore the mysteries of Prester John's colony. Set in medieval times, the story features Clement, a Templar Knight, exemplifying strong moral values such as loyalty, generosity, and duty, along with some good old mischief. Clement: Land of the Zagwe Kings is an engaging blend of adventure, chivalry, and romance suitable for all ages.
In this historical narrative, wine flows freely, consistent with the era when both adults and children consumed it. The violence, while not excessively graphic, showcases Clement's sword skills. Profanity is absent, and there is a tender romance. Despite his youth, Clement, as a Templar Knight, upholds Christian values, embodying qualities like kindness, devotion, and bounty.
In this historical narrative, wine flows freely, consistent with the era when both adults and children consumed it. The violence, while not excessively graphic, showcases Clement's sword skills. Profanity is absent, and there is a tender romance. Despite his youth, Clement, as a Templar Knight, upholds Christian values, embodying qualities like kindness, devotion, and bounty.
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