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• Title : Kingmaker
• Author : Eric Zawadzki
• Rating : 4.78 (294 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-5-17
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 286 Pages
• Asin : 0615549225
• Language : English

His childhood sweetheart has caught the eye of the most powerful man in Turuna. Now, rumors swirl that an artifact has appeared that grants childlike magic to an adult, and some clans will stop at nothing to seize its power. The only good news he's had all day is he's being allowed to join his clan's army despite his youth. When his squad of

His childhood sweetheart has caught the eye of the most powerful man in Turuna. Now, rumors swirl that an artifact has appeared that grants childlike magic to an adult, and some clans will stop at nothing to seize its power. The only good news he's had all day is he's being allowed to join his clan's army despite his youth.

When his squad of young recruits is sent on a mission they can't complete without magic, Butu begins to grow suspicious.

In the tiny Ahjea clan, Butu has had no time to listen to rumors. Even worse, his magic has suddenly become unreliable, failing him at the most embarrassing moments. It soon becomes clear that if he doesn't figure out the truth and find the artifact first, an all-powerful tyrant will rise up and conquer Turuna.. In the desert land of Turuna, every child possesses powerful magic, and only an ancient treaty prevents the clans from recruiting them as soldiers

In his explorations, he has found people, food and experiences that made each place an inspiration for the worlds in which he writes. No bandits or wolves, but that’s probably for the best. He found inspiration because there was so much room for it, inspiration to explore, to fill himself with variety, and to write with them in mind. When no wizard showed up to tell him he was the heir to some otherworldly throne or the only one who could defeat the nefarious designs of a dark god, Eric took this whole questing hero thing into his own hands. About the Author ERIC ZAWADZKI Eric spent his Midwestern childhood reading fantasy, so it probably isn’t surprising that he came to idealize stories of going to a far-off land. He ended up in Hawaii after doing similar work in Colorado and Virginia, and going to college in Wisconsin. One family even took him in for the night, feeding him and asking him about his travels.

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