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    The Desolate Empire: Books 1-3

    By Christina Ochs

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    About this ebook

    The first three books of the six-book series!

    His next move could destroy everything.

    Prince Kendryk has it all- a peaceful, prosperous kingdom, a beautiful wife, and three children. But his support of a renegade priest will put it all at risk.

    Kendryk wants to do the right thing. Even if that means standing up to the power-hungry Empress Teodora, famous for grinding her enemies into the dust. Then cutting off their heads.

    Now she has her sights set on Kendryk's head.

    She's happy to destroy his family and kingdom while she's at it.

    Their conflict will trigger a greater one, dragging an entire continent into war. You'll love the fast-paced military action and political intrigue. Dive into the first three volumes of this page-turning epic fantasy right now!

    Reading order:
    Prequel- The Forsaken Crown
    1- Rise of the Storm**
    2- Valley of the Shadow**
    3- Hammer of the Gods**
    4- Winter of the Wolf
    5- Fall of the Titan
    6- Blood of the Empire

    **Included in this set

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLujin Press
    Release dateMar 10, 2017
    ISBN9781386339946
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