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Trylle: The Complete Trilogy

In this trilogy, readers are introduced to a world where the Trylle, a species resembling fairies, live alongside humans. The series explores themes of identity, magic, and the consequences of power. The collection includes the novels that establish the intricate world and characters, offering a rich narrative experience for fantasy enthusiasts. more

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Amanda Hocking
Amanda Hocking

Amanda Hocking is an American author renowned for her success in the self-publishing sector. Born on July 12, 1984, she achieved fame with her young adult fantasy novels. Her works have been translated into numerous languages and have garnered a substantial international fan base. more

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