โ Scribed by Richard S. Tuttle
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Fakara is a desolate wasteland where law and order are foreign words. The land is ruled by tribes of ruthless bandits who exact tribute from the poor villagers. Web of Deceit tells the story of Rejji, a boy turning into a man, as his family and village are destroyed. With nowhere to turn, Rejji sets off with a young female thief in search of the Sage of the Mountain. Unknown to Rejji is the fact that he is the long-awaited prophetic figure of a Forgotten Legacy. Follow the trials of Rejji as he is chased by armies of bandits, evil magicians, and slavers. Friends are few along his journey, and even those few are suspect.
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another masterfully written book...will leave writers envious and readers fascinated by the imagination and creativity garnered by Tuttle. -- Patricia Spork, eBook Reviews Weekly
Richard S. Tuttle began writing epic fantasy novels in 1997 and has been called one of this centurys leading authors of innovative fantasy tales. He has published over twenty fantasy novels in four series, divided into two main collections. Each collection has it own developed world. The Khadora Collection consists of the eight volume Forgotten Legacy series, while the Alcea collection spans the Targa Trilogy, Sword of Heavens series, and the Demonstone Chronicles series.
Library : Fantasy
Universes : Forgotten Legacy [03]
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9781438246727
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