Eathel the Bastard
Sam Liebl, Kyra Leigh, Sara Light-WallerEathel, the illegitimate son of a powerful duke, fights to keep his country together against enemies inside and out, guarding a secret so dark it would destroy everything he loves.
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Eathel the Bastard lives! In case you don’t know it, it’s the story of the illegitimate son of a powerful Duke, who fights to keep his country together against enemies inside and out, all while guarding a secret so dark that it would destro...
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Fantasy and stuff and writing and run-on sentences. Rough around the edges but stars in his eyes. Raleigh, NC.
Bi-weekly posts from The Happening universe featuring The Vanguard (metaphysical madness) & The Arcanum Agency (YA dark mystery adventures).
I'm a writer, illustrator & historian. I'm also a fan of the old sci-fi pulps from the 1930's-40's. During those days people knew that mankind would always get back up after being knocked down. Not so much today. I think it's time we remembered.
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