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Blade of Fire

Book 2 of The Icemark Chronicles series

17 years have passed since the tiny kingdom of the Icemark last defended itself from invasion. Now Thirrin and Oskan have five children, but Scipio Bellorum has a family too - and he is back with his sons and a fleet of sky ships to finish what he started in the Icemark!

Genre
fantasyadventureepic fantasywar and militaryparanormal
Themes
childhoodfriendshiproyalty
Setting
medievalscandinavia
Subject
politics
Audience
young adultchildrensmiddle grade
Length
epic · 640 pages

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