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Tales From Across the Realms 2
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Tales From Across the Realms 2 in Vernon, BC
Current price: $12.99

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Tales From Across the Realms 2 in Vernon, BC
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Across the billions of planets and hundreds of worlds that make up the realms, a plethora of stories abound. From civilisations long since turned to dust, to those we've yet see rise. From places most familiar, to those obscured in mystery. Some are akin to the most epic of sagas, spanning worlds and stretching across generations. Others are short, albeit no less important, mere blips, forgotten within the dusty annuls of history. Tales from Across the Realms 2 is another collection of short stories that expands upon the universe first created in M. J. Coad's debut novel: Heroes of Thered's Field . The tales held within are each a standalone story, enjoyable on their own and by no means required reading for M. J. Coad's other works. That being said, those who are familiar with his novels are sure to encounter some familiar folks herein.
Across the billions of planets and hundreds of worlds that make up the realms, a plethora of stories abound. From civilisations long since turned to dust, to those we've yet see rise. From places most familiar, to those obscured in mystery. Some are akin to the most epic of sagas, spanning worlds and stretching across generations. Others are short, albeit no less important, mere blips, forgotten within the dusty annuls of history. Tales from Across the Realms 2 is another collection of short stories that expands upon the universe first created in M. J. Coad's debut novel: Heroes of Thered's Field . The tales held within are each a standalone story, enjoyable on their own and by no means required reading for M. J. Coad's other works. That being said, those who are familiar with his novels are sure to encounter some familiar folks herein.


















