The Last King (Three Realms: Volume Two)

The Last King (Three Realms: Volume Two)

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King Eärendur of Arnor is growing old. He decides to divide his kingdom between his three daughters, Gilraen, Anorwen and Ithiliel. But when Ithiliel refuses to flatter him like her sisters, the King banishes her. After being rejected by Gilraen and Anorwen at their homes, Eärendur falls into madness and wanders the wilds of Arnor. Based on Shakespeare's King Lear, with its themes of family loyalty, authority, madness and reconciliation, The Last King explores how Arnor became divided into three realms, a decision which would lead to its eventual downfall. Please note that The Last King contains depictions of graphic violence. Word count: 38,200
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Faylen Adwynn comes from a troubled past which landed her in Rivendell 10 years ago. She found a new family amongst the elves and trained, always staying within the borders and living a simple life. Then one night she gets news about something that will forever change her. Later a shadow begins to loom over Middle Earth and Faylen finds herself joining the Fellowship of the Ring with her newfound skills. As the adventure goes on, dangers and threats are around every corner as the group tries to get the one ring to Mordor. On this quest she also finds herself meeting a new friend, Legolas Greenleaf; never having a true friend before unless they were family. But will Faylen learn to trust and love despite her past still haunting her on this quest? Will her friendship turn into something more? And will she be able to do what her destiny wants her to go through without hurting others? *Disclaimer: I do not own Lord of the Rings or any of its characters. I did make several changes to the original story but did not mean any disrespect in doing so

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