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Solian ata'yar. Dauv ata'yar. Nur temen vie'ryn valana.Live as one. Die as one. For those we've lost.The city of Kingspass burns, and Calen Bryer's world has been shaken to its core. With Valerys at his side, Calen must battle his demons and push forward. There are people who need him, people who need what he must become, and he will not let them stand alone.In Loria, Ella struggles to understand the ancient power that flows through her veins. The world is changing around her and she is changing with it. Her journey has only just begun.Thousands of miles away, beneath the mountains of Lodhar, assassins move in the dark as the kingdoms of the Dwarven Freehold ready themselves for war. Not everything is as it seems. Dahlen Virandr and Belina Louna have no choice but to unravel the mysteries of the mountain before everything crumbles around them.Meanwhile, in Al'Nasla, Rist Havel learns the true cost of becoming an Imperial Battlemage. He will question every truth he has ever been told. He has never been a fighter, never been the one people look to, but he will fight for those he loves no matter what it takes.With the Uraks ravaging the towns and villages of the North, Alina and Dayne Ateres prepare their people for war. They have been beneath a Lorian boot for too long. Valtara will be free. The wyvern of House Ateres will fly again, by blade and by blood.As the continent of Epheria descends into war and chaos, Kallinvar struggles to come to terms with an immense loss. Despite the hole in his heart, he has no choice but to stand and fight. The Shadow is coming, and the Knights of Achyron are the only ones powerful enough to hold back the tide.Unbeknownst to all, another force is rising - a force long thought tamed.The balance of power is about to shift, and Epheria will never be the same.The Blood Moon is rising.

The City of Ilnaen is on fire.Dragons fill the skies.Traitors fill the streets.

A humble tailor and apple-grower from New Jersey, John Woolman became one of the leading voices against the transatlantic slave trade in the eighteenth century. Simon Webb's highly accessible new biography takes a fresh look at the life of this inspirational figure.

In the midst of the grim reality of the Great War, Frances takes comfort in the tales of the Faer Folk recounted by her dearest friend, Joe. As tragedy threatens to engulf her, Frances appeals to those mysterious beings out of desperation and is astonished by the response. Meanwhile, Colen, a young soldier haunted by the horrors of the front line, takes refuge in the village, nestled at the top of the Yorkshire Dales. Seeking only peace and healing, he finds himself drawn into the adventure, rekindling his own deep connection with the world of Faerie. However, an evil mind plots against them all, a dark heart bent only on destruction and revenge... "And Still The Faer Folk Dance" is a spellbinding liminal fantasy, a compelling, nostalgic tale of love, hope and perseverance that unfolds against the backdrop of a war-torn world.

The wilderness is an uncultivated, uninhabited, and inhospitable place. A spiritual wilderness is therefore, a place of isolation, desolation and unproductivity. A vast empty and barren state so, imagine wandering through the wilderness and unexpectedly stumbling across a solitary tree loaded with ripened exotic fruits ready to be plucked. The Wilderness Fruits (Volume 2) is a state of possibilities for new birth, renewal, powerful spiritual encounters and divine revelations. The author serves up a succulent selection of insightful experiences and reflections on wisdom, brokenness, hope, procrastination, time, focus, and right perspective. Along with the retelling of some legendary fables, including Aesop's The Mountain in labour, with morals that are relevant and applicable for today presented as musings and poetry to enrich, encourage, and empower. If you are looking for practical, applicable and inspirational encouragement, get Wilderness Fruits (Volume 2).

DID YOU KNOW THAT YOUR SOUL NEEDS FOOD TO THRIVE?What do you think would happen to your body if you neglected to eat healthily? You may have meticulously ensured to eat right in order to live well but have you also made similar provisions for your immortal soul?The Manna: Food For The Soul series contains the dietary requirements needed to nourish your soul to good health. It is the first in the devotional genre to combine poetic meditations and regular devotionals into digestible topics of faith, making it easier for you to choose and feast on what your soul craves. Volume 2 comprises a collection of poems based on a variety of Bible verses and other inspired devotionals (centred on the stories of biblical characters such as Noah, Moses, Elijah, David, Hannah, Ruth, Gideon, Naaman, Naboth, Jabez, Jonah, and Job). A worthy delicacy to nourish and restore, tantalise and inspire, bolster and fortify the appetite of your soul.If you need inspiration, strength and encouragement to help your soul thrive healthily, then get Manna: Food For The Soul (Volume 2) and tuck into its delicious food.

The extraordinary royal history of the village of Kings Langley and its medieval royal court. The real-life Game of Thrones! Palace Lives is a book about a remarkable medieval royal palace which no longer exists. But this is no mythical Camelot, even though you will find precious few physical remains of the Royal Palace at Langley above the ground. Such exceptional history therefore now exists only on a few written pages and the memory and imagination of those who know its story. However, defining elements of our common heritage were seeded within its stone and flint walls. Not least, because the creators of this once magnificent Royal Palace, were the mighty Plantagenet rulers of thirteenth and fourteenth-century England, who favoured it as a royal residence for one-hundred-and-twenty-five years. Very deliberately, each of the historical personages featured in Palace Lives had their own affinity with Langley. For some, it was home; for others, the location of their birth or death; others were laid to rest in the Church beside it.