One major obstacle stands between seventeen-year-old Prince Korram and the throne that is his birthright: Regent Rampus. Temporary ruler of Malorn, Rampus has no intention of giving up his position when the crown prince comes of age – or of allowing the prince to live long enough to reach that age.
Desperate to build an army of his own to stand against the regent, Korram treks into the … treks into the Impassable Mountains to try to recruit the one segment of Malornian society not under Rampus’s control. But can he lead a band of untrained hunters and gatherers to victory against the full might of the Malornian military? Or will they all be crushed by the grasping hand of the regent before the prince can claim his rightful throne?
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Prince of Malorn by Annie Douglass Lima is a clean fantasy suitable for teens and tweens.
Korram, the crown prince of Malorn, should be crowned king in a year. But he suspects his uncle, the regent, will try to assassinate him before then. He leaves the capital to seek allies among the most unlikely people: the hunter-gatherer nomads living in …
This is Book 3 in the Annals of Alasia. What’s really neat about this series is that they overlap and can be read in any order.
Prince of Malorn did not move as quickly as the second book did, but I enjoyed it more. If you like survival type stories and if you have an interest in anthropology, then this book will give you something to feast on. …
A fantasy tale of determination, difference, enemies and friendships, to mention just a few of the themes. It is about a journey of more than one person, one that strives to overcome the trials of misunderstandings and ignorance, corruption and power.
Korram has much to learn and much to overcome, including his pride and the enemies who wish him …