Kingsblood

Shade Chronicles

Book 2
Mirror Images Publishing
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Tale Two of the Shade Chronicles...

A contract has been written soon to be sealed in the blood of kings. A guild of assassins creeps out of the shadows of mighty Doljinaar, eager to collect on the royal bounty. The time has come for the world's darkest assassin to make a stand for a banner not his own...

*****INCLUDES FREE BONUS MAP OF CAPTIAL DOLJINAAR, CITY OF KINGS*****
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Jan 9, 2013
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9781469980744
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