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As Nomads Wander
Desperate for a sense of belonging, Finley Febray embarks on a treacherous journey through a kingdom ravaged by a twenty-year rebellion against the tyrannical royal guards. His sole purpose? To uncover a hidden message left by his father before his untimely death. But as Finley's true identity as the last descendant of a powerful warrior clan is revealed, he becomes the target of both sides of the war. With his family's legendary powers sparking fear and hope in equal measure, Finley must navigate through the chaos with help from an unlikely group of a deserter from the royal guards, a forsaken orphan, a wayward fairy, and the cursed heir to the royal throne. As he struggles with his conflicting desires for closure and survival, Finley must choose between joining the fight or facing certain destruction at the hands of those who seek to control him.
You don't want to miss "As Nomads Wander," a thrilling tale of rebellion, family, and destiny.
You don't want to miss "As Nomads Wander," a thrilling tale of rebellion, family, and destiny.
348 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 15, 2024
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February 17, 2024
Anime vibes!
Reading this book feels very much like how it would feel to read an anime in novel form. Everything from the pacing to the characters to the world itself feels like a Shonen anime.
It has an almost episodic feel in the pacing. As such, it might be a good fit for readers who like to stop every once in a while to think about and digest what they are reading.
Of course, with something that feels like a Shonen anime, you can expect the power of friendship to be a major theme, and something that I found really cool was that there's actually an in universe explanation for why friendship makes the main character stronger. It also has themes of loss, standing for what's right against impossible odds, and forgiveness.
I'd definitely love to see where the characters go after this book and what they have in their future!
Reading this book feels very much like how it would feel to read an anime in novel form. Everything from the pacing to the characters to the world itself feels like a Shonen anime.
It has an almost episodic feel in the pacing. As such, it might be a good fit for readers who like to stop every once in a while to think about and digest what they are reading.
Of course, with something that feels like a Shonen anime, you can expect the power of friendship to be a major theme, and something that I found really cool was that there's actually an in universe explanation for why friendship makes the main character stronger. It also has themes of loss, standing for what's right against impossible odds, and forgiveness.
I'd definitely love to see where the characters go after this book and what they have in their future!
January 4, 2025
Ok... that was good.
Just a plain old progression fantasy with "the power of friendship" and 'talk'no jujitsu' being the main character's powers.
The influences of Naruto, One Piece and Bleach are obvious when one is quite familiar with 'the big 3' from the early 2000s, but it is it's significantly different that it is completely it's own story.
I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to our Nomads.
Just a plain old progression fantasy with "the power of friendship" and 'talk'no jujitsu' being the main character's powers.
The influences of Naruto, One Piece and Bleach are obvious when one is quite familiar with 'the big 3' from the early 2000s, but it is it's significantly different that it is completely it's own story.
I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to our Nomads.
March 15, 2024
This book is awesome! I can’t wait for the story to continue! The characters are well developed and the word pictures make you feel as if you are in the story.
April 17, 2024
Solid debut and promising start to a series hopefully.
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