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Elvenborn
The reclusive elvenlord Kyrtian finds himself caught in the conflict between some of the powerful elvenlords and their rebellious sons and embarks on a quest to find the Great Portal, his own missing father, and the secret of his origins.
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- "The reclusive elvenlord Kyrtian finds himself caught in the conflict between some of the powerful elvenlords and their rebellious sons and embarks on a quest to find the Great Portal, his own missing father, and the secret of his origins."@en
- "The reclusive elvenlord Kyrtian finds himself caught in the conflict between some of the powerful elvenlords and their rebellious sons and embarks on a quest to find the Great Portal, his own missing father, and the secret of his origins."
- "In this long-awaited new novel in The Halfblood Chronicles, fantasy greats Norton and Lackey tell the enthralling story of the reclusive elvenlord Kyrtian, who emerges as a hero in a world torn by politics and war. When his cousin, Aelmarkin, tries to prove that Kyrtian is unfit to run his estate, the plan backfires, and soon Kyrtian, who doesn't share the venal, greedy nature of his cousin, finds himself with more power than he ever wanted. Like his father before him, Kyrtian has always treated the humans on his estate like servants, instead of enslaving them as other elvenlords do. His father's legacy also leads Kyrtian to learn ancient military skills long since lost to elvenkind through the carelessness of the elvenlords. Kyrtian's rediscovered knowledge piques the interest of the current elvenlords, and soon Kyrtian finds himself appointed the new commander of the army, to the relief of his ruling peers. For the sons of the most powerful elvenlords, the Young Lords, have rebelled against their fathers and are waging war. But by taking advantage of both the privileges of his new command and the help of some unexpected new friends, Kyrtian finally gains the resources to embark on his own, personal quest--resuming his father's search for the Great Portal, the magical doorway through which the original elvenlords entered this world. As war rages between some sons and fathers, Kyrtian searches desperately for his own lost father, hoping to uncover not only the mystery of his disappearance, but also the secret behind the origin of elvenkind. In this third book of the Elvenbane series, the elvenlord Kyrtian resumes his father's search for the magical doorway through which the original elvenlords entered the world."@en
- "The reclusive elvenlord Kyrtian has never wanted money and power, but when his cousin's plan to prove Kyrtian is unfit to run the family estate backfires, Kyrtian finds himself with more power than he ever dreamed possible."@en
- "The reclusive elvenlord Kyrtian finds himself caught in the conflict between some of the powerful elvenlords and their rebellious sons and he embarks on a quest to find the Great Portal, his own missing father, and the secret of his origins."@en
- "For generations, elvenlords have ruled the world, holding sway over humans and halfbloods alike. But the peace was shattered when the Elvenbane emerged to lead a rebellion against them. And now the elvenlords' own children, grown old enough to want their own power, have begun their own revolt, and are seizing the houses of noble elvenlords. The elvenlords need a new military leader, and they find one in Kyrtian, a quiet, unambitious elvenlord who has studied the art of war since his father disappeared years ago while searching for the Great Portal through which the elvenborn came to this world. Kyrtian proves to be the elvenlords' best military mind. But as he fights the young lords, his scheming cousins Aelmarkin and Triana are hatching a plot to take over his estates. And his greatest supporter Lord Kyndreth, is as wily a politician as any amoung the elite. Kyrtian can defeat any foe on the field of battle. . . but can he survive his "allies"?"@en
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