Allegiance: Legend of Taragondia Book 2

Providence and destiny work in the lives of those that seek the hope Taragondia was formed upon. Seven parts of one whole, the marue, presided over all until one turned his face against his master. The six remain as they work under the will of he who has no name. All marue hearken to him except Ru'kai who seeks to take Taragondia as his own and its people as his puppets.
A race nearly obliterated by Ru'kai as he set brother against brother as the Nilor Learecee turned from peace to war; the scattered few live among the people of New Taragondia. Their numbers dwindle as hope is lost. Those that cling to life do so for the promise that the people will one day be restored; to serve, guide, and keep the old ways alive while the fulfillment of prophecy draws closer.
Calla is a strong willed young woman with dreams that are daring to wake in this turbulent world. She also happens to be the Erbonian King's only child. Her days are filled with countless hours of battle training though her heart's desire is peace for the land and its people. Her nights usher her into the unseen world of the dream-walkers. It is bad enough that she looks like a freak to the people she serves and revered as a living legend with golden-purple eyes and translucent hair; but sadly, her only true friend walked with her in the dream world. Unfortunately, he turns out to be the King of the rival clan.
Kalest is the last in the blood-line of promise and a mistrusting and angry young man. Forced to rule since his mother's murder; he brings hope to all of Opallace excluding himself. He finds comfort in the only person he has ever trusted until now, his dream walk companion who reveals herself to be the Princess Calla. She is the next rulers of Erbonia, the north-east enemy territory.
Peace hangs by threads as the treaty between the two lands is broken over and over through deception and treachery.
Allegiance is an independent story from the Taragondian series that stands beside the great epics that testifies to the fact that man's struggle with pride, trust, and truth are still real and winnable.

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