The Patriarchs: An Heirs of Aragon Story

By Arielle Alia

The newest patriarch chosen by the Caballero Family is twenty-five-year-old Craig.

 

But before he could truly rule Aragon, he has to earn the respect of Jaden, patriarch of the Artilla Family and Theo, the patriarch of the Infantra Family.

 

The two patriarchs subjected Craig to trials full of risks and dangers. Only by surviving such trials could Craig earn the respect and cooperation of the two. If he fails, the Caballero Family will choose another patriarch to lead their family.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Arielle Alia
• Release date: Jan 4, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201492908

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This e-book would not be possible without the help and support of a lot of people.

To my mother, Josefina Lindo Alia, and the girls and guys of Eternal Equinox who continue to give me support as an independent publisher/writer.

To all of these people, I give my utmost thanks and gratitude.

AUTHOR’S NOTE

This is a glimpse in the lives of the three current patriarchs of the Province of Aragon. It is set five years before the events of the Aragon Tournament.

Arielle Alia

CHAPTER 1

Theodoro Infantra III prepared his boat to set sail before the full moon rose. He began whistling a popular tune as he loaded several wooden crates on the boat. An LED lamp powered by several batteries hung on the mast. One could call his boat a sailboat since it also had sails. But he rarely raised the sails when he went out to sea. He