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    Root & Earth: The Chronicles of Mori, #1
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    The Chronicles of Mori Series

    By Amy Sanderson

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    Kaito Rin can move faster than an arrow in flight. As a veilwalker of the Village of Root and Earth, he's just one of many warriors with an extraordinary ability or 'trait', equal parts spy, assassin and errand boy.

    When a routine patrol sees him bested by an injured woman, he's both intrigued by her skill and appalled by the danger she represents. Itami is the sole survivor of a devastating attack that massacred her village, and she might have led the danger to Kaito's doorstep.

    Because threats new and old are rising out in the deep forests, ones that will cut close to the bone for the people of Root. Whilst Itami seeks vengeance and Kaito's own student struggles with a terrifying new trait, schemes are being unfolded that will lay bare past secrets – and, if Kaito can't stop them, wreak a horrifying future.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmy Sanderson
    Release dateDec 5, 2018
    Root & Earth: The Chronicles of Mori, #1

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      Root & Earth: The Chronicles of Mori, #1
      Root & Earth: The Chronicles of Mori, #1

      Root & Earth: The Chronicles of Mori, #1

      Amy Sanderson
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      Kaito Rin can move faster than an arrow in flight. As a veilwalker of the Village of Root and Earth, he's just one of many warriors with an extraordinary ability or 'trait', equal parts spy, assassin and errand boy. When a routine patrol sees him bested by an injured woman, he's both intrigued by her skill and appalled by the danger she represents. Itami is the sole survivor of a devastating attack that massacred her village, and she might have led the danger to Kaito's doorstep. Because threats new and old are rising out in the deep forests, ones that will cut close to the bone for the people of Root. Whilst Itami seeks vengeance and Kaito's own student struggles with a terrifying new trait, schemes are being unfolded that will lay bare past secrets – and, if Kaito can't stop them, wreak a horrifying future.

      Kaito Rin can move faster than an arrow in flight. As a veilwalker of the Village of Root and Earth, he's just one of many warriors with an extraordinary ability or 'trait', equal parts spy, assassin and errand boy. When a routine patrol sees him bested by an injured woman, he's both intrigued by her skill and appalled by the danger she represents. Itami is the sole survivor of a devastating attack that massacred her village, and she might have led the danger to Kaito's doorstep. Because threats new and old are rising out in the deep forests, ones that will cut close to the bone for the people of Root. Whilst Itami seeks vengeance and Kaito's own student struggles with a terrifying new trait, schemes are being unfolded that will lay bare past secrets – and, if Kaito can't stop them, wreak a horrifying future.

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    Amy Sanderson

    Amy has been writing for as long as she can remember, inspired by a childhood fascination with books. By the time she was fifteen and confronted with school 'careers guidance', she'd decided being an author was the only profession she could possibly enjoy - which, of course, led to a string of other roles, including Archaeology student, bookseller and library assistant. These days, she lives in the North Yorkshire countryside with her partner, where they run a bed & breakfast business and smallholding. When she's not working or writing, Amy enjoys reading, gaming, photography, and trying to pretend she's a grown-up.

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