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Keeper of Light #5
Atonement
Actions have consequences, and the best intentions can be misinterpreted. The king of Roftlen must face the reality of his past, his kingdom’s history, and unanswered hurts in one of his darkest hours. With the threat of war looming, he must bring people together in a desperate attempt to heal old wounds. The most damaging wounds, however, are those closest to home.
501 pages, Paperback
Published November 16, 2023
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About the author
Kathryn Jordan
10 books28 followersKathryn Jordan is an indie author who writes faith-filled, YA and NA fantasy. She likes to describe herself as neurospicy, slightly unhinged, and unapologetically weird. She enjoys digital art, taking walks, watching crows, and reading books by her fellow indie authors. Much of her time is dedicated to raising and homeschooling her three awesome kids, but creating is a nonnegotiable outlet, a creature within she must heed.
Her works include the Keeper of Light series, The Girl Who Has Stars on Her Shoulder (a companion novel), The Wolf Warden, and House of Dragons (Book One of The Emberstone Trilogy). Visit her official website to explore her books, connect on social media, and more!
Her works include the Keeper of Light series, The Girl Who Has Stars on Her Shoulder (a companion novel), The Wolf Warden, and House of Dragons (Book One of The Emberstone Trilogy). Visit her official website to explore her books, connect on social media, and more!
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September 13, 2025
Part of me doesn't want to read the next book because then it will be over. Part of me wants to put it off so I don't have to leave this world. Another part of me wants to know how it all ends. I've enjoyed these characters and this world.
January 5, 2025
This series has become such a companion to me. In this book, the original characters have grown older, matured, and now face new challenges in life -- in marriage, in guiding their children, and in leading the others around them. And the younger generation is learning lessons too. I love the family dynamic among the friends, especially the unique relationship between King Eloekim and Lady Amorhi. Amorhi's story has encouraged me so much, from the time she struggled with anxiety, to the personal hardships she experiences in this book. She remains wise and trusting.
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