Wulfgard: Knightfall (Wulfgard: Prophecy of the Six Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.71 (868 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01ABCBMWQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 578 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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She has been writing fiction since she was seven years old, and she has posted several stories online using the handle "Maverick-Werewolf." Her primary interests lie in historical medieval fantasy, mythology, and paranormal fiction, especially the legends of werewolves throughout history. Stebbins was born in Virginia in 1993 and has a bachelor's degree in English, with minors in History and Medieval Studies. . About the Author Maegan A. She is currently working toward her PhD in English Literature
Maegan A. She is currently working toward her PhD in English Literature. . Stebbins was born in Virginia in 1993 and has a bachelor's degree in English, with minors in History and Medieval Studies. She has been writing fiction since she was seven years old, and she has posted several stories online using the handle "Maverick-Werewolf." Her primary interests lie in historical medieval fantasy, mythology, and paranormal fiction, especially the legends of we
Hated by his superiors, hunted by beasts and assassins, Tom Drake must fight for his home, his life, and even his mind. The events that are about to unfold will change his life, and the world, forever.. He suffers blackouts, and at night he is plagued by terrifying nightmares. Even worse, he finds himself being stalked by horrific monsters werewolves. Sir Tom Drake is a knight of the Achaean frontier city of Illikon. Meanwhile, strange things begin happening to him. But the Achaean Empire to which they swear loyalty is always seeking out new conflicts that put his city in danger.When Sir Scaevius, Left Hand of the Emperor, arrives in Illikon to recruit Sir Drake to help fight the massing barbarian alliance to the North, Drake has no choice but to obey. Together with his close friends and fellow soldiers, he wants only to protect his city and its people from any who would threaten them. But he does not obey without protest, and soon he finds himself fighting not only the barbarians, but his own superiors as well
"Knightfall is so much better. It's a must read for any fantasy or" according to Matthew Blanchet. Normally when I review something I try and give a concise synopsis that won't spoil anything But that's for normal books. Wulfgard: Knightfall is so much better. It's a must read for any fantasy or mythology fan! The story follows a young, headstrong knight - Tom - and a handful of plucky companions on an adventure brimming with mystery and wonderfully nuanced to keep you turning the pages as fast as you can! The setting of the book i. One of my favorite things about this book is that it's set in Never Enough Books One of my favorite things about this book is that it's set in a very well-thought-out fantasy realm. There aren't any arbitrary rules; everything is very well thought out and makes sense. The main characters are all likable in their own way, and the story is exciting and surprised me a more than a few times.I'm eagerly awaiting the sequel!. "The beginning of a true fantasy epic, in every sense of the word!" according to Jared Buniel. KnightfallI have been eagerly following this book’s development, and am glad to see the series beginning to come to fruition. Every line of dialogue, hint of exposition, and point in the plot emanates a lifetime of creative expression and hard-thought planning. This book is more than a collection of tropes or a re-skin of tried-and-true fantasy elements (even if it does make good use of those items for the sake of its audience).