SuitabookLeadership and kingship
Bandred’s quest is described as a process through which he finds out what it means to be king, with help from family, an army and Amaleh.
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Expect a dragon-filled fantasy quest framed through Bandred’s journal. Its central interest is not only recovering the amulet, but also watching a young ruler learn what being king involves.
Labyrinth of fire is a faithful reproduction of the journal kept by the adventurous Bandred Di Sandorius, King of the Four Kingdoms of Vaarn. It takes place several years after the adventures of the gret wizard Septimus Agorius as detailed in the original Dragon chronicles. Bandred's journal follows the young king's quest through the Four Kingdoms of Vaarn to recover the Sankara Amulet, stolen by the turned wizard Ganzicus. Helped along by his trusted uncle, a strong army, and the talented young sorceress Amaleh di Varian, Bandred encounters many dragons as fierce as those documented in Septimus' journal. With a mix of magic and courage Bandred finds out what it is to be king as he travels through the dragon-infested kingdoms of Vaarn.--Provided by publisher.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceExpect a dragon-filled fantasy quest framed through Bandred’s journal. Its central interest is not only recovering the amulet, but also watching a young ruler learn what being king involves.
Bandred’s quest is described as a process through which he finds out what it means to be king, with help from family, an army and Amaleh.
Bandred seeks a stolen amulet across dragon-infested kingdoms while opposing the turned wizard Ganzicus, using magic and courage.
Dragons are described as fierce, and the amulet has been stolen by a turned wizard.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the book’s treatment of its main themes is not yet firm enough; some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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