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    Law Links (The Three Lands): Chronicles of the Great Peninsula, #1

    By Dusk Peterson

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    "Sometimes I feel that he is as mysterious as the gods, and that he is hiding something of vital importance from me. Something that would transform my life."

    Few events are more thrilling in a young man's life than a blood feud between two villages. Or so Adrian thought.

    Torn between affection toward his traditional-minded father and worship of his peace-loving, heretical priest, Adrian finds himself caught between two incompatible visions of his duty to the gods. Then the Jackal God sends Adrian a message that will disrupt his world and send him fleeing to a new and perilous life.

    This tales of soldiers, spies, and friendship can be read on its own or as a volume in The Three Lands, a historical speculative fiction series on friendship, romance, and betrayal in times of war and peace.

    The Three Lands is part of Chronicles of the Great Peninsula, a cycle of historical speculative fiction series about a battle between cultures. Chronicles of the Great Peninsula is set at a time when a centuries-old civilization is in danger of being destroyed. The cycle is inspired by conflicts between cultures during late antiquity.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLove in Dark Settings Press
    Release dateJun 6, 2017
    ISBN9781386657170
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    Law Links (The Three Lands): Chronicles of the Great Peninsula, #1
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    Dusk Peterson

    Dusk Peterson writes historical speculative fiction: Arthurian-inspired mythic historical fantasy, gaslamp alternate history, and retrofuture science fiction. Amidst dangerous events, love often occurs in the stories: family affection, friendship, platonic life-companionships, and romance (f/m and m/m). Visit duskpeterson.com for serials, series resources, e-book previews, and notices of new releases.

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