Current Draft Stats
- Status: Editor about one third done. Will get an update on the timeline.
- Characters Killed by Author: 8
- In-Frame Vampires: 0
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Sunchaser by Emily Barlow
Currently Reading
The Crimson League: The Fight for Hope by Victoria Grefer
Haunted by the coup that slaughtered the royal family, the people of Herezoth have been praying for the legendary Marked One to rise up and remove the boot from the neck of their nation.
Enforced through sword and sorcery, the terror, forced allegiance, and crushing two-thirds taxes sanctioned by dictator Zalski Forzythe seem never-ending.
For Kora Porteg, a beautiful village girl just coming of age in this dystopian nightmare, her father’s story of the Marked One offers little hope, until a predestined meeting with the rebellious Crimson League.
Will Kora live to see the Marked One defeat Zalski’s wicked sorcery or will the Marked One simply take his place?
Find out in The Crimson League: The Fight for Hope, book one in the Herezoth Trilogy.
Next on TBR Pile
Children of Copernicus by Elisabeth Busch
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