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Watchers: The Battle for the Throne
- Narrated by: C. S. Perryess
- Length: 6 hrs and 36 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Book II: The Battle for the Throne
Battle is joined….
It is 1745. The forces of the Boy-King have decimated Milecastle. The Thane is dead, another chosen, and Mary Campbell has been taken by the Boy-King as his unholy bride.
The town is a scene of carnage and the Watchers have failed…but they may yet have a chance at redemption. Can Martin be a leader to his people in their time of need?
And can Sean fulfill his oath without losing his soul?
Neither have much time to consider, for the Boy King is on the rampage…and his heir is waiting to be born in the Blood Chapel of Ross-Lynn.
©2011 Willie Miekle (P)2012 David N. Wilson
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