10 Ways to Create Morally Gray Characters Readers Will Root For
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Read the article →| Category: | Fantasy - Epic |
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| Author: | Dan Watt |
| Publisher: | Caedar Writing & Artwork |
| Publication Date: | January 24, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 582 |
| ISBN-13: | 9780995074866 |
When Bran discovers he has been accepted to the Bard
institution his father apprenticed at when he was younger, he must go on a
journey through unfamiliar lands to fulfill an important mission. At his
departure, his mother draws him closer to her for a goodbye hug and tells him
that the gemstone against his chest must be returned to its rightful owner. As
he bids goodbye to his
BARD by Dan Watt
is a beautifully written fantasy tale with lovable characters and an exciting
world to navigate, a gorgeous treat for fans of young adult fantasy, featuring
a young protagonist that is fully drawn and that evolves in surprising ways
through the narrative. An epic fantasy tale following the young Bran’s journey
into unknown terrains, who has lived in a small village his entire life, the
readers will get immersed into a world of giants, demons, and a kingdom with a
mad immortal ruler. Dan Watt builds the fantastical world around Bran with such
preciseness and richness that it completely absorbs the readers into the
difficulties faced by the protagonist. Bran meets magical creatures from far
and wide, loses friends, and fights off dangerous enemies in the quest to meet
the love he cannot forget.
This book is an exhilarating tale of adventure and fantasy
and will keep readers on the edge of their seats, waiting for the next twist. BARD by Dan Watt is the perfect read for
fans of fictional dark fantasy who like an unpredictable plot. Fans of exciting
worlds like what readers find in Game of
Thrones won`t be disappointed, but it is the author`s deft handling of
character that had me turning the pages.
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