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Three Wells of the Sea
A forbidden spell, a resurrected king, and a portal to epic adventure . . . When a druid resurrects her murdered king, she steals the soul of Hugh Cavendish, an English teacher, back to the land of the dead . . . or is it the land of the living?
Hugh finds his killer sitting on his throne and invaders at his shore. He must raise an army and retake his throne or lose his kingdom to a power unseen in a thousand years, an immortal who will put an end to the cycle of living and dying forever.
But he soon realizes he wasn't the only one who crossed the well between worlds. Someone has followed him here, and they are set on taking him back. But first, Hugh vows to set things right with his land, his people, and his own soul.
For readers of Sarah J. Maas and Tad Williams.
★★★★★ "Mythology, magic, love, and things left undone -- what is there to dislike?" Amazon reader
Hugh finds his killer sitting on his throne and invaders at his shore. He must raise an army and retake his throne or lose his kingdom to a power unseen in a thousand years, an immortal who will put an end to the cycle of living and dying forever.
But he soon realizes he wasn't the only one who crossed the well between worlds. Someone has followed him here, and they are set on taking him back. But first, Hugh vows to set things right with his land, his people, and his own soul.
For readers of Sarah J. Maas and Tad Williams.
★★★★★ "Mythology, magic, love, and things left undone -- what is there to dislike?" Amazon reader
- GenresFantasy
387 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 30, 2020
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September 28, 2022
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Mythology, magic, love, and things left undone - what is there to dislike? The author did a wonderful job of mixing two worlds and the space between them; I'm eager to start the next book in the series.
Mythology, magic, love, and things left undone - what is there to dislike? The author did a wonderful job of mixing two worlds and the space between them; I'm eager to start the next book in the series.
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