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Windborn Rising
Do true heroes wait for Fate? King Morden rules the land of Kern with an iron fist. Having invaded the peaceful nation of Meneday, the people of Kern have been locked in war for years. But in the village of Bulbannon, a prophecy has been uncovered, speaking of the one who will overthrow the king and bring peace back to the land. This one will be the Windborn. The prophecy, however, only mentioned one with the legendary magick, not three...
244 pages, Hardcover
First published September 30, 2014
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November 7, 2014
Wow. From what I understand, this is his first book he has published, and I really enjoyed it. It seemed a little short, but that could be because I wanted to keep reading it. For those that like Fantasy, this was a lot of fun. He definitely has a knack for fleshing out characters quickly, and has no problem killing someone off if it helps the storyline.
You'll really enjoy getting to know the king from other people's attitudes, then when you finally meet him, there's a pretty big surprise. Definitely a setup for a second book (I think it's supposed to be a trilogy?); the main conflict is resolved, but there is a bigger backdrop that gets revealed, which I'm sure will come to the forefront for the next book.
All in all, a good read. Two thumbs up!
You'll really enjoy getting to know the king from other people's attitudes, then when you finally meet him, there's a pretty big surprise. Definitely a setup for a second book (I think it's supposed to be a trilogy?); the main conflict is resolved, but there is a bigger backdrop that gets revealed, which I'm sure will come to the forefront for the next book.
All in all, a good read. Two thumbs up!
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