King Javan’s Year
King Javan’s Year by Katherine Kurtz is a fantasy novel published by Ballantine Books in 1993. This 1st Printing edition spans 496 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds as young King Alroy lies on his deathbed, prompting power-hungry Regents to conspire against the rightful heir, Prince Javan, who stands as a formidable challenger to their ambitions.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of power and legitimacy as Prince Javan confronts the treacherous Regents determined to reclaim control over Gwynedd. The plot delves into Javan’s struggle to secure his place on the throne, emphasizing the need for strength, cleverness, and luck in his quest to rule justly and survive the political machinations surrounding him. This edition offers a detailed glimpse into a richly imagined world filled with intrigue and conflict.
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With young young King Alroy on his deathbed, the power-hungry Regents are plotting to keep the legitimate heir from ascending the thrown. But Prince Javan is a formidable opponent. And the Regents vow to stop at nothing to wrest back control of Gwynedd. To prevail against the Regents, to rule his kingdom justly, and even to live, Javan has to be strong. He has to be clever. And he has to be very lucky indeed…
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