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Obsidian Anarchy
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Ongoing, First published Jan 09, 2021
A shakespearian style drama fiction. 

A rich a prosperous kingdom on the shores of Mexico face difficulties in the line of the thrown and the respect that comes along with it. Three brothers, three royals. The Herreras: One a failed king, one a plotting replacement, and one an outlaw. King Herrera resigns from the thrown in mourning of his wife and his brother Antonio quickly steps in line. King Herrera's son, Prince David, finds the ways of the kingdom now a days to be less joyful  under the rule of his uncle. 

Shady business is being played having to do with the obsidian trade, the primary income of the kingdom.  It is questionable where people's loyalty lies with the neighboring kingdom. Alliances broken, families torn apart, a runaway prince, a renegade princess-sword fights-love-revenge-death. A thrilling tale of betrayal. 

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