Legacy of Seven: Darkness Falls
by P. J. Flie
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Pub Date May 16 2023 | Archive Date May 13 2023
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Description
The thrilling sequel to Legacy of Seven: A Guardian Rises
A world filled with magic, wizards, enchanted beings … and a construction robot?
The mystical world that has risen out of the ashes of science and technology could soon fall.
While the young wizard Ondreeal has her magic safely under control for now, she is plagued with dreams of a nightmarish future that she can’t recall upon waking, dreams that leave her unsettled all the same. A nagging urgency pulls her back to Bastion—a free city of light and a beacon of hope for all peoples.
There, Sir Francis, the wise wizard of the north, will have the answers that she so desperately needs. But if she returns too late, her mentor may fall into the hands of the dark wizard Zairoc, and Ondreeal will forever lose the only one who can unravel the mystery of her past, and help her to become a true wizard of light.
That would also keep robot CD-45 from completing his mission. He carries a dire warning of an ancient threat that looms in orbit above the planet—a message that only Sir Francis can comprehend.
For good or ill, Ondreeal’s fate will be the fate of the world.
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781777733940 |
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Featured Reviews
Kathryn M, Reviewer
this was a great sequel in the Legacy of Seven series, I enjoyed the first book a lot and I was invested in what was going on in this book. It was a strong element going on and I loved getting back to the characters. P. J. Flie does a great job in telling the story and having it work well in the genre. I can't wait to read more from the author and the series.
"Doyle and Ondreeal hurried after him, cresting the hill which allowed a collection of sturdy, mud-brick buildings into clear view. In the middle of the day, not one person milled about. A village should keep a bustle of activity, much like a beehive. The villagers could have fled their homes, but why? "
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