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The Vault of Kings: Alliance
Gelendor has fallen. Darkness has descended once again. Despite the danger, Torren has decided to stay in Gelendor to try and form a secret rebellion while the others make their journey towards Sindmyr, the Capital of Light. Once there, Sylas and Samara will need to convince the King of Sindmyr to join their cause and fight back against the armies of Maelos. To be successful, the two young mages will not only need to continue to master the ancient art of Light Magick, but also uncover an ancient secret that has been hidden away beneath the City of Light for generations. A secret that could prove deadly to any who attempt to wield it. Most importantly, Sylas will need to prove that he is worthy to obtain the Stone of Light and unite it with the ancient silver amulet. With two Elemental Stones of power at his side, Sylas will bring himself one step closer to completing the key to the Vault of Kings. One step closer to unlocking the powerful secret that's been hidden from the world for over a thousand years. Gelendor has fallen to Darkness, but in the Light...there is still hope.
401 pages, Paperback
Published December 5, 2020
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February 22, 2021
5 Cranky Stars
This is the sequel to" A Light in the Darkness". The five travelers reached Gelendor. This is the city of Trees. As they settle in to rest, the Dark Wizard's warriors attack. It is with heavy hearts that they must flee this city to enlist aid and training from the City of Light. Torren decides to stay and help the citizens while Sylas, Samara and Uthren sneak away. They take a roundabout trip through the forests to try to fool the Dark Wizard. But it is not to be and they find themselves fighting for their survival. Uthren has tried to further their training along the way but it seems so much easier for Samara than Sylas. Sylas also finds a special companion along the way that helps boost his spirit. Eventually they reach the city of Sindmyr, The Capital of Light, and explain what is happening in the country. It is decided that the two children must be more fully taught the use of Light Magick by a master. Luckily it is winter and no armies will make the long trek through the mountains. The training will be rushed but must be done in three months. It is hard work but if it pays off they will become Templars. The whole time they are training, they worry about Torren and whether they will return in time to save him and the town of Gelendor. Finally, the training is done and they must take the test for Templar. It is a win or die situation.
You'll have to read what happens from here on. It gets even more exciting and this book I found more interesting than Book 1. A good work of fiction for all ages.
This is the sequel to" A Light in the Darkness". The five travelers reached Gelendor. This is the city of Trees. As they settle in to rest, the Dark Wizard's warriors attack. It is with heavy hearts that they must flee this city to enlist aid and training from the City of Light. Torren decides to stay and help the citizens while Sylas, Samara and Uthren sneak away. They take a roundabout trip through the forests to try to fool the Dark Wizard. But it is not to be and they find themselves fighting for their survival. Uthren has tried to further their training along the way but it seems so much easier for Samara than Sylas. Sylas also finds a special companion along the way that helps boost his spirit. Eventually they reach the city of Sindmyr, The Capital of Light, and explain what is happening in the country. It is decided that the two children must be more fully taught the use of Light Magick by a master. Luckily it is winter and no armies will make the long trek through the mountains. The training will be rushed but must be done in three months. It is hard work but if it pays off they will become Templars. The whole time they are training, they worry about Torren and whether they will return in time to save him and the town of Gelendor. Finally, the training is done and they must take the test for Templar. It is a win or die situation.
You'll have to read what happens from here on. It gets even more exciting and this book I found more interesting than Book 1. A good work of fiction for all ages.
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