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First in a brand new series by acclaimed young adult author Sherwood Smith The bestselling world of Crown Duel comes to the adult market. Indevan Algara-Vayir was born the second son of a powerful prince, destined to stay at home and defend his family's castle. But when war... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Indevan ("Inda): Hero of the series. He is the second son of one of the royal families. His traditional role as the second son is to become his elder brother's bodyguard and defensive commander, a position known as the Randael. At the Royal Academy, he displays a natural talent for leadership and war strategy. He inspires loyalty and respect.
- Evred-Laef Montrei-Vayir ("Sponge"): He is the brother to royal heir, Aldren-Sierlaef. As a second son, he is also expected to become his brother's protector and home defense commander, or "Shield Arm" / Randael. However, he is more inclined toward intellectual learning rather than physical fighting; as such, he is a disappointment to his father, the high king.
- Hadand: A shy and very timid girl who is betrothed to the Sierlaef, the high prince. Although she will be the future queen, she fears her fiance.
- Aldren: Older brother of Evred. The Sierlaef, or royal heir. A bully who is under the influence of his uncle. He has a speech impediment and learning disabilities, but excels at physical fighting. Betrothed to Hadand.
First Sentence edit
"LET'S go fight the girls!"
Authors & Contributors edit
- Sherwood Smith (Author)
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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