The Sorcerer's Absolution
Published on 27. December 2022
Book
Hardback
202 pages
979-8-9872788-1-9 (ISBN)
Description
The fate of the realm rests in the king's hands. Will a corrupt successor with a thirst for power send the dragon world to its doom?
Crown prince Alex is ready to be his people's strongest leader. Determined to loyally serve his fellow dragons, the new husband works hard to make everything safe for his future hatchlings. But when his brother conspires with evil neighbors, Alex is powerless to prevent his father's brutal assassination.
Battling his own lethal dose of poison, the weakening royal relies on his keeper to evacuate him and his egg from his fallen city. But as he slips into a dangerous coma, he fears he'll never rise back up to save his kingdom from a murderous tyrant.
Can this rightful heir overcome a near-fatal attack and drive terror from his land?
The Sorcerer's Absolution is the action-packed second book in The Dragon Keepers fantasy series. If you like intricate magic, rich backdrops, and classic battles, then you'll love Jessica Kemery's fight for morality.
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Language
English
Product notice
sewn/stitched
Cloth over boards
With dust jacket
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 157 mm
Thickness: 17 mm
Weight
500 gr
ISBN-13
979-8-9872788-1-9 (9798987278819)
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Person
Called by some a multi-tasking ninja, Jessica Kemery lives in Crystal Lake, Illinois, where she works a day job so that her dog, Rocky, can live a life of pampered luxury. The Hobbit is the first book she read, and she has been searching for dragons ever since. She has two teenagers who firmly believe their mother is slightly unhinged and roll their eyes every time she starts playing the greatest hits of the '80s. She also has a husband who dreams of becoming her business manager one day when she "makes it big." Powered by caffeine and the bare minimum of sleep on a nightly basis, she thinks the world's greatest invention is meal delivery services.