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THE WATCHERS AT WAR IBD

BARBARA V EVERS
CAMELEOPARD PRESS
10 / 2023
9781959859130
Inglés

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The thrilling conclusion of the award-winning epic fantasy trilogy, The Watchers of Moniah!'A tale of intrigue and romance, set in a unique and skillfully rendered world, 'The Watchers of Moniah' will keep readers riveted from first page to last. Highly recommended!' - David B. Coe/D.B. Jackson, author of the Thieftaker ChroniclesáNo throne, no crown!áAdana and Kiffen have retreated to the Border Keep like the refugees who swarm to them. With Maligon ensconced in Moniah and KiffenâÇÖs stepmother controlling Elwar, the last of the Four Kingdoms has fallen to the traitorâÇÖs plots. All seems lost.áNow they must place their trust in the one-time tavern wench, Shana, as she struggles to convince the Watchers and Monians that she is their true queen. Is her destiny an honorable one, with fealty to Adana, the woman who gave her a taste of true freedom? Or treachery, as the wealthy queen of all Moniah?áWhile Adana and Kiffen struggle to hold on to the small island keep on the border between Elwar and Moniah, Princess Leera flees her motherâÇÖs rule and embarks on a journey to bring an army to her brother. Crossing the kingdoms isnâÇÖt safe, and this once-privileged princess has a lot to learn if sheâÇÖs going to evade her motherâÇÖs soldiers and make it to Kiffen in one piece.áWith so much working against them and the traitorâÇÖs supporters hiding in plain view, Adana and Kiffen struggle to succeed while learning how to rule together. Can they truly unite their two kingdoms or will they forfeit and disappear forever?'Character-driven fantasy that feels fresh again! Strong writing and believable characters won my heart, but the fact that this book takes us far from the familiar pseudo-Celtic medieval land is what makes it a remarkable achievement. Evers is a welcome addition to the highest ranks of fantasists.'á-John Adcox, author of Blackthorne Faire, Christmas Past and The Star in the East