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Rise of the Blood Royal : Volume III of the Destinies of Blood and Stone by Newcomb, Robert is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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The long-awaited moment is here, as Robert Newcomb brings his epic trilogy, The Destinies of Blood and Stone, to a triumphant close. Old questions will receive unexpected answers. Ancient prophecies will come to pass. New wonders and horrors will be revealed. And the lives of Prince Tristan and his sister, Shailiha--the Chosen Ones who alone can unite the sundered powers of the beneficent Vigors and the evil Vagaries--will change forever.On the far side of the impassable Tolenka Mountains, where the countries of Rustannica and Shashida fight an endless War of Attrition, a turning point has come. Vespasian, emperor of Rustannica, is desperate. The relentless battle has left his country battered and the treasury all but empty. Unless he can achieve a breakthrough his armies will crumble and the cause of the Vagaries will go down in abject defeat. But if he gathers all his strength in one daring throw of the dice, Vespasian may yet prevail.Meanwhile, in Eutracia, the wizards Faegan and Wigg make a startling discovery--a new form of magic that grants its users amazing powers. Among them may be an unforeseen method of crossing the Tolenka Mountains and entering directly into the War of

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Author
Newcomb, Robert
Publisher
Random House, Incorporated
Published
2007
Language
EN
ISBN
9780345477118
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Fiction, Literary Fiction, Adventure
Updated
2026-03-24

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