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The Path of the King - cover

The Path of the King

John Buchan

Publisher: Alien Ebooks

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Summary

The Path of the King follows the lineage of a legendary Viking prince whose ancient band of gold is passed down through generations, linking the descendants through time. As each heir inherits the coveted relic, will they use its power and symbolism to unite or divide? When the crown lands on the head of an impassioned Scottish nobleman, he must navigate political intrigue, war, betrayal, and his own ideals to become one of history's most iconic rulers. This sweeping saga by John Buchan intricately weaves the destiny of a people, the weight of royalty, and the makings of leadership into a riveting tale that shaped the course of a nation.
Available since: 11/07/2023.
Print length: 143 pages.

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