Mage Slave
Mage Slave by R. K. Thorne, published by Iron Antler Books on November 5, 2016, is a fantasy adventure that intertwines themes of magic, politics, and romance. This edition spans 278 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Crown Prince Aven Lanuken, who seeks a partner that embodies strength and trust rather than mere subservience. Meanwhile, the mage slave Miara embarks on a perilous mission that challenges her loyalties and abilities, setting the stage for a complex interplay of destinies.
Readers will discover a narrative that explores the quest to liberate an enslaved people, highlighting the contrasting desires of its protagonists. As Aven grapples with his hidden burdens, Miara confronts the moral dilemmas of her assignment, leading to unexpected connections. Mage Slave serves as the first installment in the Enslaved Chronicles trilogy, appealing to those interested in epic fantasy infused with elements of romance and adventure.
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A warrior prince, a talented spy. A quest to free an enslaved people begins.
Crown Prince Aven Lanuken wants something more than a trophy for a future wife. He wants a woman who will be more friend than follower. A queen who will be more warrior than diplomat. He wants a partner he can trust… with a dangerous secret that’s kept him trapped in a dark mountain fortress his entire life.
Mage slave Miara wants something more, too–to find an enemy prince. And not to marry him. She’s just received orders for her very first kidnapping. She loathes the idea of it, and it’s probably a suicide mission. But she has never failed a mission before and doesn’t intend to start now.
Of all the women in the world, why does he have to fall for this one?
Magic, politics, love, and fate collide in the destinies of two people in this fantasy adventure from R. K. Thorne. For lovers of swords and sorcery with a side of romance, Mage Slave is the first novel in the Enslaved Chronicles trilogy.
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