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    Weft of Crimson

    By Sarah Downing

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    Tamaran mercenaries have guarded the kings and queens of Mocene for the last two hundred years. When they allow an assassin close to Elam and his brother during a banquet, Elam is finally able to convince his brother of the threat they pose.

    A simple mission to return the Tamarans to their border is complicated somewhat by the presence of Moceni noblemen and their daughters intent on pressuring Elam into a marriage contract.

    With their plans to infiltrate Mocene thwarted, the Taramans initiate a brutal attack.

    Taken prisoner by a pack of varwulfs, Coiran must use all of her abilities if she is going to escape in time to protect Elam as he attempts to storm an occupied burh to rescue his brother.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 29, 2016
    ISBN9781326572815
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    Sarah Downing

    Sarah Downing loves history. Most of her career she worked at the Outer Banks History Center in Manteo, North Carolina. Sarah authored four books with The History Press about the Outer Banks region. Her fifth book is about her hometown of Norfolk, Virginia. In 2015 she pulled up stakes and headed for the hills. She continues to write a history column for Outer Banks Milepost magazine from her home outside of Asheville, North Carolina, where she is also trying to learn to play guitar.

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