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SwordQuest
- Lands of Daranor, Book 3
- Narrated by: Matthew L Molberg
- Length: 8 hrs and 13 mins
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SwordQuest
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Matthew L Molberg
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Publisher's Summary
SwordQuest is the third and final book in the Lands of Daranor Trilogy. The story resolves the events of ProphecyQuest and introduces the new powerful nanoswarm enemy who came through the Portal after Darhyn.
The companions are in dire straits. Great warriors and leaders have been lost, and the prophecy is only partly fulfilled. Their only hope may lie in the confidence of a broken man and the wisdom of a child. This series has garnered high praise from many critics, including Jeri Kladder, the former head of the Newbery Committee.
©2013 William Pottle (P)2017 William Pottle
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