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The Night Whisperer and the Silver Trixter
As Lady Goldwing struggles with a twisted past, and the loss of loved ones at the hand of her evil father, she unknowingly sets forth on a journey that will alter her life in an even greater way!
Within the pages of lost genealogy that her father hid from her before his death, some great mystery waits to be unearthed... a mystery only a dead man can solve.
Join our characters, new and old, on this journey to discover these secrets, find lost legends, wage war, and once again vanquish darkness from the Varsian Kingdom!
Within the pages of lost genealogy that her father hid from her before his death, some great mystery waits to be unearthed... a mystery only a dead man can solve.
Join our characters, new and old, on this journey to discover these secrets, find lost legends, wage war, and once again vanquish darkness from the Varsian Kingdom!
262 pages, Paperback
Published August 1, 2018
5 people want to read
About the author
Jason Hein
19 books32 followersGrowing up on a secluded farm in the panhandle of
Oklahoma, Jason P. Hein developed a unique point of
view and literary sense as a young child. With few friends
and little to entertain him, his imagination ran wild!
With iconic names such as C.S Lewis and J.R.R Tolkien
as literary inspirations, epic tales began to unfold
inside the confines of his mind. These stories soon
became the backbone for a rich fantasy land, now
known as "The Varsian Kingdom."
As years and education expanded his mind, so they
expanded the Kingdom of Varsia. With the launch of
"The Varsian Kingdom Series" Jason is now offering
his world for the exploration of intrigued minds
and fantasy readers alike!
Oklahoma, Jason P. Hein developed a unique point of
view and literary sense as a young child. With few friends
and little to entertain him, his imagination ran wild!
With iconic names such as C.S Lewis and J.R.R Tolkien
as literary inspirations, epic tales began to unfold
inside the confines of his mind. These stories soon
became the backbone for a rich fantasy land, now
known as "The Varsian Kingdom."
As years and education expanded his mind, so they
expanded the Kingdom of Varsia. With the launch of
"The Varsian Kingdom Series" Jason is now offering
his world for the exploration of intrigued minds
and fantasy readers alike!
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November 11, 2018
Thoroughly enjoyed this novel, I really enjoyed how it connected to the prior novel without being a direct sequel. The world building and systems are much more fleshed out/detailed in this story and I loved the main character as well as the secondary support character. I cant wait to read more about them!
August 29, 2020
Time to review this epic thing. *cracks knuckles*
First: cover love. Look at that thing. <3
Second: the characters. The heroine is epic, raises really cool horses, is the daughter of the villain, and none of the stereotypes. The hero got turned into a statue hundreds of years ago and just got out of it. He's got a lot of history to learn. :P
Third: the world. Elves, men, dwarves, water-manipulating people. Floating blobs of water with fish in them. Creeeeeeepy bad guys. o.o
Fourth: It can stands alone, though the first book is also fabulous.
Fifth: The glass ball of darkness. It was not presented this way in so many words but. Meep. That thing. It represents all the sin and unforgivness and pull to do evil that we think we don't want to part with, and how if we don't throw it away. . . we're in big trouble.
Sixth: the golden horses. SO. Pretty! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Seventh: the romance is so cute. It's like the salt on the French fries: not much of it, doesn't need much, but it's there and it adds so much. <3
If you like Avatar: the Last Air Bender, Eragon, the Sword in the Stars, or Narnia you will LOVE this book. SO much.
Clean, fun, some disturbing images. I would have braved it when I was twelve, but I may have had some nightmares about the shadowy-creatures. :P
First: cover love. Look at that thing. <3
Second: the characters. The heroine is epic, raises really cool horses, is the daughter of the villain, and none of the stereotypes. The hero got turned into a statue hundreds of years ago and just got out of it. He's got a lot of history to learn. :P
Third: the world. Elves, men, dwarves, water-manipulating people. Floating blobs of water with fish in them. Creeeeeeepy bad guys. o.o
Fourth: It can stands alone, though the first book is also fabulous.
Fifth: The glass ball of darkness. It was not presented this way in so many words but. Meep. That thing. It represents all the sin and unforgivness and pull to do evil that we think we don't want to part with, and how if we don't throw it away. . . we're in big trouble.
Sixth: the golden horses. SO. Pretty! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Seventh: the romance is so cute. It's like the salt on the French fries: not much of it, doesn't need much, but it's there and it adds so much. <3
If you like Avatar: the Last Air Bender, Eragon, the Sword in the Stars, or Narnia you will LOVE this book. SO much.
Clean, fun, some disturbing images. I would have braved it when I was twelve, but I may have had some nightmares about the shadowy-creatures. :P
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