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Tag Archives: don’t quit

Not a Quitter

Posted on September 12, 2017 by Mark

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The Stirring is the first book in the Chronicles of the Singing Sword. Its setting is the land of Teras, Semeia, and the Harbor River Valley. It is modeled after European fairy tales and folk stories. There are also Jewish folktales and Biblical elements in the stories and settings. Marek, the son of the king of Teras has been sent on a Stirring. He meets and helps people in need as he travels the land heading to Ravenna. Thieves, a giant, and evil sisters who are in are dealt with as he learns about himself and why he was sent on this quest. A naughty horse, lonely people, beautiful princesses, and singing animals are some of the new friends he gets to help in this land of miracles and wonders.

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