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portada Woods of Silver and Light: 2 (The Storyteller'S Series)
Type
Physical Book
Year
2021
Language
English
Pages
378
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781736516461

Woods of Silver and Light: 2 (The Storyteller'S Series)

Victoria Mccombs (Author) · Victoria Mccombs · Paperback

Woods of Silver and Light: 2 (The Storyteller'S Series) - Victoria Mccombs

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R 392
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Synopsis "Woods of Silver and Light: 2 (The Storyteller'S Series) "

There is a dark magic in those woods. Banished. Outlawed.Then one day a man enters the fold who can set the magic free in exchange for his son brought back to life. The dark magic soon finds there's nothing Ronin Hood wouldn't do for his son.
The magic is awakening.
But then the trees lure a girl inside who challenges Ronin. She finds that the truth changes depending on which side of the arrow you're on, and that the hearts of good men are easily blackened. For only the wicked can raise the dead. Anika races to uncover Ronin's plan and hide her association with him from the other nobles before he crossed a line they can't return from. The magic of the Woods should never have been disturbed.

McCombs has created a lush world inside the Woods that pays homage to the original Robin Hood story while weaving a unique story overtop. This tale is set in the same world as The Storyteller's Daughter with a standalone plot.

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