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    Zandria Reclaim: Legend of the Ageless, #2
    Zandria Reclaim: Legend of the Ageless, #2
    Zandria Reclaim: Legend of the Ageless, #2
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    Zandria Reclaim: Legend of the Ageless, #2

    By Vicky Glasgow

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    Straight out from the first book, The Mage Emperor Dregin, the saga continues with the next generation after the Four Elemental Incarnates made their mark in the world in the War of the Continent that brought the Founding Year of the Empire. Falshire reigns over eight kingdoms, though new tensions arise amid political strife among royals and imperialists alike. The children grow up young, entering war at their peril.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVicky Glasgow
    Release dateFeb 1, 2019
    ISBN9781386543619
    Zandria Reclaim: Legend of the Ageless, #2
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    Vicky Glasgow

    High fantasy magical realism author of the Legend of the Ageless (LOTA) Trilogy. More to come with new WIPs. The adventure continues in the rich new fantasy world of Olstare and all its inhabitants. 

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