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The Vandigant Warriors by Nancy Brooks (ISBN: 9781517026233)
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The Vandigant Warriors Paperback -
by Nancy Brooks
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She had heard of the Vandigant. In whispers. They were from the North, from the valleys. Warriors. Vicious murdering tribal men. It was said that Vandigant men ate the hearts of those they conquered. It was said that the Vandigant took all they wanted, destroyed all that they did not, and were like ravenous wolves among sheep towards captured women. They were here, on Henegi land, at the king's request. Heading towards the main village at full speed. Heading towards the castle. They were here to kill the serpent. They were here to claim half the kingdom, and take the princess as their own. Aliyda, last of the Norsen witches, would rather die than allow them to succeed.
Details
- Title The Vandigant Warriors
- Author Nancy Brooks
- Binding Paperback
- Pages 138
- Volumes 1
- Language ENG
- Publisher Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- ISBN 9781517026233 / 1517026237
- Weight 0.43 lbs (0.20 kg)
- Dimensions 9 x 6 x 0.3 in (22.86 x 15.24 x 0.76 cm)
About the author
Nancy Brooks is a First-Generation American with many cultural backgrounds, including ancestors from El Salvador, Lebanon, Canada, England, and Ireland - countries rich in folklore and legendary creatures. She has three series in which stories and characters entwine and become entangled like a Celtic knot. They are based upon legends from around the world; if every legend you've ever heard of was real, it would become a battle between humans and non-humans. Who would get to stay in this world, and who would be pushed into the Otherworld. The question then becomes, "'What's so horrible about the Otherworld?" The new Windows to the Sidthe series will give us a glimpse into the Otherworld, allowing us to decide whether this world or the Otherworld is the one we should be fighting to stay in.
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