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(More customer reviews)How would you like being told your father had been dead hundreds of years? Damont, the main character, used to be just your average teen boy until he learns the truth of his ancestry. He is thrown into Haldina, where he is supposed to be king. He begins receiving visions of the future and has fears of whether or not he can live up to the prior kings. The reader will meet the two main secondary characters when Damont is sent off on a quest. Amber, a hot-headed sorceress and Virden, a warrior make for good secondary characters; the reader will enjoy getting to know their quirks and dark pasts. A quality of note, the author skillfully crafts the setting and the language behind this book-the reader will be convinced he/she is in Haldina and can picture the landscape and people easily. This novel is fast-paced and fun to read, a read that some readers may finish in one sitting. This novel is recommended for young adults/teens who enjoy a fun character and a little magic in their reads.
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