The Pen and the Sword
- ISBN-10
- 1790233887
- ISBN-13
- 9781790233885
- Series
- The Pen and the Sword
- Pages
- 210
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2018-11-23
- Author
- Christopher J. Lehmann
Description
Kelm. A world riddled with questions that stretch beyond its borders. Some live simple lives, while the royals of each nation are blessed and burdened with the safety of their people. But where peace reigned for thousands of years, it isn't long before jealousy and hatred throw a once peaceful world into chaos. Join Dantro, an eighteen year-old prince as he traverses deserts, liberates castles, and tames seas in his quest to unite a torn world. And through it all, he is burdened with Kelm's greatest question. Which is greater? The Pen or the Sword?
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