A Sovereign's Honour (A King's Head, #2)

Callin is king, a national hero, and betrothed to the beautiful Xunin The ravening Draals are defeated and he has finally fulfilled his unholy pact with the Hag, rejecting her at last, so that his reign may be blessed.
Callin's past comes back to haunt him, however, as Avalind returns, seemingly from the dead.
'A Sovereign's Honour' is the second instalment of the fantasy trilogy, 'A King's Head'.

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A Sovereign's Honour (A King's Head, #2)

Callin is king, a national hero, and betrothed to the beautiful Xunin The ravening Draals are defeated and he has finally fulfilled his unholy pact with the Hag, rejecting her at last, so that his reign may be blessed.
Callin's past comes back to haunt him, however, as Avalind returns, seemingly from the dead.
'A Sovereign's Honour' is the second instalment of the fantasy trilogy, 'A King's Head'.

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A Sovereign's Honour (A King's Head, #2)

A Sovereign's Honour (A King's Head, #2)

by David Waine
A Sovereign's Honour (A King's Head, #2)

A Sovereign's Honour (A King's Head, #2)

by David Waine

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Overview

Callin is king, a national hero, and betrothed to the beautiful Xunin The ravening Draals are defeated and he has finally fulfilled his unholy pact with the Hag, rejecting her at last, so that his reign may be blessed.
Callin's past comes back to haunt him, however, as Avalind returns, seemingly from the dead.
'A Sovereign's Honour' is the second instalment of the fantasy trilogy, 'A King's Head'.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940163631599
Publisher: David Waine
Publication date: 11/12/2019
Series: A King's Head
Sold by: Draft2Digital
Format: eBook
File size: 455 KB

About the Author

David Waine was born in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, in 1949. He is the youngest of three brothers, all of whom went on to become teachers like their father. It was during his teaching career that he developed an interest in writing, initially plays, and his adaptation of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' was performed at the Cockpit Theatre in London (the forerunner of Shakespeare's Globe) as part of the Globe Theatre restoration in 1991. He took up novel writing after leaving the profession, and his first published work, The Planning Officers appeared in 2011. He lives with his wife in the foothills of the Pennines.

www.davidwaineauthor.com

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