Hidden Identities and a Fight for Survival Make Ki Jaeger’s ‘Issuing the Trace’ an Intriguing Fantasy Debut
Issuing the Trace by Ki Jaeger begins the Trace Trilogy with a brother’s fight to save his sister. Includes a Q&A with Ki.
Issuing the Trace by Ki Jaeger begins the Trace Trilogy with a brother’s fight to save his sister. Includes a Q&A with Ki.
The Tablets of Tetran: The Phantom Labyrinth by Steven Madonia opens a fantasy saga of courage, magic and hidden destinies. Includes a Q&A with Steven.
Darkness and Light by Theo Jaeger follows Soul from forgotten prisoner to a symbol of hope in a kingdom ruled by fear. Includes a Q&A with Theo.
Dan Amund’s Swedish crime novel Imorgon, i gryningen begins with a missing cruise ship and a fisherman’s grim discovery, launching the Dag and Bertil series.
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