Power and exploitation
Fakara is ruled by bandits who exact tribute from poor villagers, while law and order are described as absent.
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Richard S. Tuttle - Author
This is a fantasy quest about survival, uncertain trust and a boy’s movement towards adulthood. Its world is harsh and dangerous, with a concealed prophetic role adding a mystery beyond Rejji’s immediate struggle.
Fakara is a desolate wasteland where law and order are foreign words. The land is ruled by tribes of ruthless bandits who exact tribute from the poor villagers. Web of Deceit tells the story of Rejji, a boy turning into a man, as his family and village are destroyed. With nowhere to turn, Rejji sets off with a young female thief in search of the Sage of the Mountain. Unknown to Rejji is the fact that he is the long-awaited prophetic figure of a Forgotten Legacy.Follow the trials of Rejji as he is chased by armies of bandits, evil magicians, and slavers. Friends are few along his journey, and even those few are suspect.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a fantasy quest about survival, uncertain trust and a boy’s movement towards adulthood. Its world is harsh and dangerous, with a concealed prophetic role adding a mystery beyond Rejji’s immediate struggle.
Fakara is ruled by bandits who exact tribute from poor villagers, while law and order are described as absent.
Rejji is described as a boy turning into a man and as the long-awaited prophetic figure of a forgotten legacy.
The premise includes destruction of a family and village, ruthless bandits, pursuit, slavers, evil magicians and a desolate setting.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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