Lost King of the Pattern: The Fralsningdor Chronicles, Book II

"[The Weaver] only picks the broken, lad." Fi’eren & Fran La’arreth were chosen and written into the Weaver’s Pattern long before they were born, but years of secrets and denial almost unraveled their marriage before their quest could begin. Now, after a harrowing journey to accept their callings and find the illusive Weft, they can finally train Fran's magic and prepare Fi'eren for battle against the bloodthirsty elven usurper, High King Darreth. But old wounds are made fresh when the Weaver sends them — and their four children — to the last city in Korreth they would ever wish to go. Only to be forced to collude with estranged family and unwanted allies when they arrive. Persecution lurks around every corner, and when the pagan witch of Rurrun tracks them down, they discover they might not live to reclaim the throne and free goblinkind after all. Join Fran and Fi'eren in the exhilarating second installment of The Fralsningdor Chronicles as they navigate parenting, politics, dark magic, dangerous foes, and blessed assurance. If you've ever wanted a book where the Apostle Paul is an elf, King David is a goblin silversmith, and Deborah is a homeschooling mother of four with magic that doesn't work right — Lost King of the Pattern is for you! Sensitive Content Warnings: • Violence/killing/war • Visual descriptions of wounds • PTSD nightmares/flashbacks • A traumatic birth • References to villains wanting to SA a character • References to dark magic/witchcraft • References to the married main characters being intimate (the on-page spice level remains kisses only/closed door) • Three uses of the word "hell" and two uses of the word "damn" (all other curses are fantasy world swears, such as "frays and ashes" or "burning looms")
ASIN: B0F8BSMSH5
VSKU: BVV.B0F8BSMSH5.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Cheever, Laura|Spencer, Chelsea
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use