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    The Shadewell Shenanigans

    By David Lee Stone

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    In the third book of the Illmoor Chronicles, three competitive mercenaries embark on a perilous quest to compete for a princess’s hand in marriage—but stumble instead into a dark and murderous plot
    Groan is a hulking mountain of muscle. Gape is his similarly large but slightly smarter half-brother. Gordo is Groan’s partner, a dwarf who is absolutely deadly with an axe. Together, they have roved the lands of Illmoor, often thieving and occasionally lending a helping hand to the kingdom’s ragged towns. But Groan and Gordo have ended up on the rulers’ bad side too often, and now the king of Phlegm has enlisted the help of Duke Modeset to eradicate them. The royals create a grand tournament whose prize is the princess—a competition the warriors cannot resist—and then usher the men off on a series of deadly missions that they could not possibly survive. The hazardous adventure sends them around the kingdom, battling foes of all shapes and sizes, until the final confrontation that will change the future of Illmoor forever.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Media
    Release dateFeb 25, 2014
    ISBN9781480461499
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    The Shadewell Shenanigans
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    David Lee Stone

    David Lee Stone is an English fantasy author. His best-known work is the Illmoor Chronicles series. Stone has also written (as David Grimstone) the Gladiator Boy series and a pirate fantasy novel called Davey Swag, and (as Rotterly Ghoulstone) the Undead Ed series. When he isn’t writing, Stone enjoys blogging, making crazy YouTube videos, watching WWE with his son, Sebastian, and writing about his favorite TV show, Lost (he even named his daughter Evangeline Lilly after the cult show’s leading actress!). He lives in Kent with his wife, Chiara, and their two small children. 

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