The Western King
The Western King by Ann Marston, published by HarperCollins on August 23, 1996, is a 400-page work of fiction that delves into a world of fantasy and epic adventure. The story follows Red Kian, who has ruled Skai as Regent but must now relinquish his position as war looms on the horizon. With Maedun sorcerers overtaking the continent and Saesnesi raiders threatening the islands, Kian’s three sons emerge as potential heirs to the powerful rune blade known as Kingmaker, each possessing unique attributes that could shape the future of their realm.
Readers will find a narrative rich in conflict and character development as Kian’s sons navigate their destinies amidst the chaos. The tale explores themes of power, legacy, and the struggle against dark forces, particularly the ominous Black Riders. As the brothers confront their fates, the story raises questions about leadership and the qualities necessary to unite their people against formidable enemies. This edition presents a captivating journey through a vividly imagined world, inviting readers to discover the surprising outcomes of their choices.
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The Rune Blade
The wanderer Red Kian has ruled Skai as Regent, but now it is time for him to step down. War clouds are gathering. Maedun sorcerers have taken the continent, and Saesnesi raiders are pillaging the islands.
But Kian has three sons. One is a prince of Skai blood, one is a wizard touched by Tyadda fire, and one is a dreamer who longs to unite the Celi against their enemies. Which will inherit the rune blade known as Kingmaker? Which will have the power to confront the Black Riders who bring darkness like a cloak to cover the land?
The answer will surprise you. Just as it surprises them.
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