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The Lost Gem: A lost emperor boy's quest to find his true family and reunite kingdoms in a fight for survival against underworld demon forces.

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★★★★★ "An engaging fantasy saga!" - Reader review
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Adopted and protected by loving tribe giants, a young human boy Cheeba discovers his identity - the lost son of a royal family, destined to be an emperor.


The demon wizard Stygos and his minions, having emerged from the underworld during a great quake, scorch the lands in pursuit of Cheeba and his princess sister. Only the royal children's blood will save the life of their dying demon queen.


Journey with Cheeba as he adventures into the realm of knights and magic in his quest to find his true family and unite the kingdoms against the mighty demon wizard Stygos.


Action, unspoken love, sacrifice - wizards good and evil, a dissolute king, a brave sea captain, wraiths, and fantastic beasts await you in a fresh new world where the stakes are high, and no one is safe! Order your copy now!





"Go on, my love, and I shall, too, this I give my word to you. I promise thee I’ll join ye . . . one day upon the sea." Sir Arlin, First Searcher of House Dejourn.

500 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 13, 2022

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Richard G. Wilkinson

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Richard G. Wilkinson (Richard Gerald Wilkinson; born 1943) is a British researcher in social inequalities in health and the social determinants of health. He is Professor Emeritus of social epidemiology at the University of Nottingham, having retired in 2008. He is also Honorary Professor at University College London.

He is best known for his 2009 book (with Kate Pickett) The Spirit Level, in which he argues that societies with more a equal distribution of incomes have better health outcomes than ones in which the gap between richest and poorest parts society is greater. His 1996 book Unhealthy Societies: The Affliction of Inequality had made the same argument a decade earlier.

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August 15, 2022
Thank you Mr. Wilkinson!

I enjoyed your story very much. Your characters were engaging; bad guys and good guys. I love that your story ended on a hopeful note and that the ending wasn't simply a tease for a sequel. I can see that you have many more stories to tell in your creative mind. Thanks again😎
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September 7, 2022
A beautiful classic fantasy journey filled with an entourage of curious, bold characters. The journey is vast and the author does a deft job of writing swift action and fast-moving narrative. HIGHLY recommended for those who want a clean and captivating fantasy story.
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