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“You don't know how to respond," Ferrin said. "I'll make it easy for you. The safest course of action for your young rebellion would be to toss me off the tallest cliff you can find. I have played a perilous game for years--trading secrets, telling lies, finding leverage, earning trust only to betray it. I got away with an eccentric lifestyle among Maldor's elite by hiding much of what I learned and proving myself too valuable to kill. It was a precarious, unforgiving game. When I released you from Felrook, I miscalculated, and I lost Game over. Bridges burned. But the game is part of my nature. I don't think I can stop playing until I stop breathing.”

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Book:Seeds of Rebellion
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Seeds of Rebellion

In this installment of a fantasy series, the protagonist returns to a world of magic and conflict, where he must rally allies and confront the forces of a dark ruler. The story follows his journey as he seeks to ignite a rebellion, facing personal trials and epic battles that test his courage and resolve. more

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Brandon Mull
Brandon Mull

Brandon Mull, born on November 8, 1974, is a renowned children's literature writer in the United States. His works are loved by readers for their rich imagination, unique worldviews, and captivating storylines. more

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