Earth's Chosen Daughter : A Kingdom's Last Hope.. The Chronicles of Albagard, #1
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- ISBN8231569489
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- Date de parution21/08/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
For generations, the people of Azura have waited for their savior, a priestess born with the spirit of the earth, destined to protect them from the coming darkness. That chosen one is Akua, and she has always failed. Haunted by the memory of her failed trial and unable to control the simplest earth magic, Akua has resigned herself to a life of quiet shame. She has let her people down, and the crushing weight of their expectations has left her with a profound sense of worthlessness.
But when a rhythmic drumbeat of war echoes from an unseen place, and a chilling new evil sweeps across her homeland, Akua is forced into action. The return of the malevolent Queen Vida and her sinister henchman, Deman, plunges Azura into chaos. Deman, a terrifying warrior with glowing purple eyes and a scarred stump for a hand, forces a confrontation that reveals a shocking new truth: Akua's magic isn't dormant-it's just different.
After a devastating public defeat and a personal tragedy that nearly costs her a loved one, Akua finally understands. The power of the earth isn't in what you can do, but in who you are. The true strength lies in a deep, serene inner peace. With her closest friends by her side, Akua returns to the fight, no longer as a failure, but as a warrior with a newfound power. But Vida has a score to settle with the kingdom of Azura, and a whispered promise of future darkness suggests that even if Akua wins this battle, the war is far from over.
Can the girl who always failed finally become the hero her people deserve?
But when a rhythmic drumbeat of war echoes from an unseen place, and a chilling new evil sweeps across her homeland, Akua is forced into action. The return of the malevolent Queen Vida and her sinister henchman, Deman, plunges Azura into chaos. Deman, a terrifying warrior with glowing purple eyes and a scarred stump for a hand, forces a confrontation that reveals a shocking new truth: Akua's magic isn't dormant-it's just different.
After a devastating public defeat and a personal tragedy that nearly costs her a loved one, Akua finally understands. The power of the earth isn't in what you can do, but in who you are. The true strength lies in a deep, serene inner peace. With her closest friends by her side, Akua returns to the fight, no longer as a failure, but as a warrior with a newfound power. But Vida has a score to settle with the kingdom of Azura, and a whispered promise of future darkness suggests that even if Akua wins this battle, the war is far from over.
Can the girl who always failed finally become the hero her people deserve?
For generations, the people of Azura have waited for their savior, a priestess born with the spirit of the earth, destined to protect them from the coming darkness. That chosen one is Akua, and she has always failed. Haunted by the memory of her failed trial and unable to control the simplest earth magic, Akua has resigned herself to a life of quiet shame. She has let her people down, and the crushing weight of their expectations has left her with a profound sense of worthlessness.
But when a rhythmic drumbeat of war echoes from an unseen place, and a chilling new evil sweeps across her homeland, Akua is forced into action. The return of the malevolent Queen Vida and her sinister henchman, Deman, plunges Azura into chaos. Deman, a terrifying warrior with glowing purple eyes and a scarred stump for a hand, forces a confrontation that reveals a shocking new truth: Akua's magic isn't dormant-it's just different.
After a devastating public defeat and a personal tragedy that nearly costs her a loved one, Akua finally understands. The power of the earth isn't in what you can do, but in who you are. The true strength lies in a deep, serene inner peace. With her closest friends by her side, Akua returns to the fight, no longer as a failure, but as a warrior with a newfound power. But Vida has a score to settle with the kingdom of Azura, and a whispered promise of future darkness suggests that even if Akua wins this battle, the war is far from over.
Can the girl who always failed finally become the hero her people deserve?
But when a rhythmic drumbeat of war echoes from an unseen place, and a chilling new evil sweeps across her homeland, Akua is forced into action. The return of the malevolent Queen Vida and her sinister henchman, Deman, plunges Azura into chaos. Deman, a terrifying warrior with glowing purple eyes and a scarred stump for a hand, forces a confrontation that reveals a shocking new truth: Akua's magic isn't dormant-it's just different.
After a devastating public defeat and a personal tragedy that nearly costs her a loved one, Akua finally understands. The power of the earth isn't in what you can do, but in who you are. The true strength lies in a deep, serene inner peace. With her closest friends by her side, Akua returns to the fight, no longer as a failure, but as a warrior with a newfound power. But Vida has a score to settle with the kingdom of Azura, and a whispered promise of future darkness suggests that even if Akua wins this battle, the war is far from over.
Can the girl who always failed finally become the hero her people deserve?