Loved itthis was my first cinder williams trama series i read it in middle school i have not reread it since middle school and it was like my favorite series at the time
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The warrior heir (2006)
Others: Positive After learning about his magical ancestry and his own warrior powers, sixteen-year-old Jack embarks on a training program to fight enemy wizards.
- ISBN:
- 9781780620473
- Length:
- 429 pages
Genres: fantasy, young adult
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