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A Sword Between Light And Darkness - The Chronicles Of Aron - cover

A Sword Between Light And Darkness - The Chronicles Of Aron

Roberto Donini

Publisher: Babelcube

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Summary

Aron, a warrior without memory, find himself overpowered by a mysterious opponent. Saved by the last powers of his legendary sword, he is helped by a family of farmers. Before he can regain his strength, the war struck him and his saviors’. Stripped of his weapon, a journey begins for him between hope and despair, dragons and sorcerers, to search for the origin of his nemesis, and whose final goal will be learning the most important lesson of his life and, at the same time, save the whole realm before chaos overcomes everything.
Available since: 12/20/2019.

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