Fortress of Harr
The cause for liberty and justice was growing and all those who strove to live in peace under their own laws and be governed by their own leaders seemed to fill the known world with a passion for change. But change was not sought so that things might be different, change was sought so that things might remain as they were before invaders sought to own and administer the sacred lands and tear up the ground in search for what would make some rich and turn others to evil. The enemies of liberty were in every corner of Mura. To beat Queson was also to beat its alliances with felons and brigands and to beat felons and brigands the rebels had to be victorious in Ghanda as well as Thardonikk.
514 pages
English edition · First published 2014 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · ISBN 9781503084124
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