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The Healing Wars: Book III: Darkfall (Hardcover)
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Description
War has come.
Nya’s the one who brought it. And the people love her for it.
With Baseer in shambles and Geveg now an impenetrable military stronghold, Nya and the Underground have fled to a safer location—without Tali. Nya is guilt-ridden over leaving her sister behind and vows to find her, but with the rebellion in full swing and refugees flooding the Three Territories, she fears she never will.
The Duke, desperate to reclaim the throne as his own, has rallied his powerful army. And they are on the move, destroying anyone who gets in the way.
To save her sister, her family, and her people, Nya needs to stay ahead of the Duke’s army and find a way to build one of her own. Past hurts must be healed, past wrongs must be righted, and Nya must decide: Is she merely a pawn in the rebellion, a symbol of hope—or is she ready to be a hero?
About the Author
Janice Hardy is also the author of The Shifter and Blue Fire, the first two books in the Healing Wars trilogy. She lives in Georgia with her husband, four cats, and one nervous freshwater eel.
Praise for The Healing Wars: Book III: Darkfall…
Praise for THE SHIFTER“Fantasy fans and those who just love a good story will enjoy this fast-paced novel and eagerly await book two.”
-School Library Journal
Praise for BLUE FIRE“Nya confronts impossible moral choices as she fights. Relentless, gripping adventure.”
-Kirkus Reviews
Praise for BLUE FIRE“A thrilling, complex saga.”
-The Horn Book
Praise for THE SHIFTER“In the tradition of strong-willed adventure heroines, Nya rallies, unleashing her powers as she faces complex moral dilemmas. Her first-person narration is suffused with the agony of deciding who will live or die. Timely ethical exploration in the guise of high-action fantasy.”
-Kirkus Reviews
Praise for THE SHIFTER“The headstrong Nya and the innovative premise...keep readers turning the pages.”
-Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books