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Frosthammer: The Dwarves of Nagdor

Aetheaon Chronicles, Book 3

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Frosthammer: The Dwarves of Nagdor

By: Leonard D. Hilley II
Narrated by: Darla Middlebrook
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From treasure hunter to Dwarven king...

During the Battle of Hoffnung, Boldair discovers his father’s secret betrayal and is declared Nagdor’s new king by the Northern Dwarven Alliance. Boldair and three of his fellow Dwarves begin their journey to Nagdor for his coronation.

Due to possible threats on his life in opposition to his taking the throne, he decides to take a longer route home by detouring through the autonomous, majestic city lost to legend and hidden deep beneath the Frosted Peaks.

The city is Frosthammer, which is occupied by an unusual Dwarven race that are untrusting to visitors, even new kings. The journey becomes fraught with more dangers than Boldair ever expected or imagined.

©2019 Leonard D. Hilley II (P)2021 Darla Middlebrook
Dark Fantasy Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Royalty City King

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