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Xander
Xander has resolved to leave his troubles behind and start fresh. Fighting for what's right is one path, but a different path may be easier and safer. Perhaps with a place he can call his own Xander will find the peace he has never known. Even if the neighbours don't seem very quiet.
May has more than a few younger kids relying on her, and more than a few unfriendly eyes that would rather see her move along. Thus far she has tried to live a decent life without causing problems or facing more of them than she needs to. However, that decision may soon be taken out of her hands.
A simple but refreshing story about starting fresh and choosing what is worth fighting for. Follow up to Kings and Thieves.
May has more than a few younger kids relying on her, and more than a few unfriendly eyes that would rather see her move along. Thus far she has tried to live a decent life without causing problems or facing more of them than she needs to. However, that decision may soon be taken out of her hands.
A simple but refreshing story about starting fresh and choosing what is worth fighting for. Follow up to Kings and Thieves.
196 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 29, 2021
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July 30, 2022
This is such a wonderful story. It's both heartwarming and a little heart wrenching at the same time.
Xander is a certified angsty boy, and I am here for it. I appreciate his character arc immensely, and that we get a chance to have more of his story, since we only get a little of it in the first book.
All of the characters in this book feel grounded and real while the story itself is both grounded and adventurous, a serious time and a good time.
I always enjoy reading the stories of this world, and I am greatly anticipating the third book's release (even though I may have already read an early version of that story, but shhhhhh).
Xander is a certified angsty boy, and I am here for it. I appreciate his character arc immensely, and that we get a chance to have more of his story, since we only get a little of it in the first book.
All of the characters in this book feel grounded and real while the story itself is both grounded and adventurous, a serious time and a good time.
I always enjoy reading the stories of this world, and I am greatly anticipating the third book's release (even though I may have already read an early version of that story, but shhhhhh).
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