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A Spear Point

by Douglas Owen

Science Fiction and Fantasy Publications

Paperback or Softback 00200 pages Feb 14, 2025

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The Spears Stand Ready, But Will It Be Enough?The Spears' first mission was simple: travel to the Teeth of the World, a rugged mountain range to the Northwest of the Realm, and investigate why the flow of gold, jewels, and weapons from the Dwarfs' forges has slowed to a trickle. But before they can uncover the truth, a far more urgent threat looms it's ugly head - an army of Hobs.The Hobs have risen, their horde large and deadly. Armed with dark magic and led by a resurrected warrior named Danton, they march on the Realm, leaving destruction in their wake. The Spears must abandon their investigation to face an overwhelming enemy army.Bethany races against time to warn her comrades of the invasion, pushing her body to the breaking point. Thomasyn, Shail, Garion, and Jon fight to delay the advancing enemy, each battle revealing new horrors and deeper truths about the Realm's ancient enemies.As the Hobs grow stronger and alliances falter, the Spears must decide: how much of themselves are they willing to lose to protect the Realm?Filled with relentless action, heart-wrenching sacrifice, and morally complex characters, A Spear Point picks up where A New Spear left off, driving readers deeper into the epic conflict between light and darkness.Will the Spears hold the line, or will the Realm crumble beneath the Hobs' onslaught? The fight for survival begins now.Prepare to be captivated by the next thrilling chapter in the Book of Spears series!
Author:
Douglas Owen
Publisher:
Science Fiction and Fantasy Publications
Publication Date:
Feb 14, 2025
Number of pages:
00200 pages
Binding:
Paperback or Softback
ISBN-10:
1998029239
ISBN-13:
9781998029235