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Wilding: Book One of The Traveller's Path

Current price: $15.99
Wilding: Book One of The Traveller's Path
Wilding: Book One of The Traveller's Path

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Wilding: Book One of The Traveller's Path

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A young man’s shadowed destiny leads him to the past…and could change our world forever.
On Halloween eve, a frightening encounter with mysterious creatures transports twenty-year old Thomas McCadden to an unknown and ancient world—7
th
century Britain. How did he get there? What does he do now? The answers to these questions change his life forever, revealing secrets that have long been hidden, and a truth that he would rather not know. As he tries to survive this long-ago time, Thomas encounters the unknown and the otherworldly; an exiled warrior, holy men, tribal kings, and something far more sinister shadowing them all.
Is he a tool for the dark forces of this land? Or the liberator sent to save them all? His strange journey forces these and even more important questions: Can he make it back home? Does he even want to return?
Wilding
is the first book of
The Traveller’s Path
, a meticulously researched historical fantasy series set in Northumbria, AD 642. It introduces a long-ago world, and a young man whose choices could have disastrous ramifications for it—and ours.

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