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    Remnants of Light: Knights of Aralia, #1

    By J. S. Allen

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    When his tribe's village is destroyed and his brother taken prisoner during a raid by rebel soldiers, young Fordain Abendroth sets off on a quest that will change his life forever. He must journey to the legendary Kingdom of Aralia so they can help him rescue his captive brother and restore peace to his war-torn homeland. Along the way he encounters many friends, many dangers, and the truth about what it means to be a knight of the Golden Tree.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBluedrake Books
    Release dateOct 6, 2022
    ISBN9781956619119
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    Remnants of Light: Knights of Aralia, #1
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    J. S. Allen

    J. S. Allen is a writer, linguist, historian, and nature-lover from Kansas City, Missouri. He is the author of the young adult series Sauragia and the Woodland Tales anthology for children, as well as several shorter works in various online and local venues. In between writing and publishing, he likes to draw, spend long hours outdoors, and read. His favourite authors include M. I. McAllister, Brian Jacques, and Alexandre Dumas.

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