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Highlights
- In the thriving kingdom of Idaza, Mikalla is the adored Conjurer, the nation's chief storyteller.
- Author(s): Nick Oliveri
- 194 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Historical
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About the Book
A philosophical tale based in a golden world inspired by the ancient Aztecs.
Book Synopsis
In the thriving kingdom of Idaza, Mikalla is the adored Conjurer, the nation's chief storyteller. Using the shadows cast by the city's glorious ceremonial flame, he weaves the history and tales of Idaza for all to see, threading the people together through common goals and ideals.
With a beautiful family and his position as one of King Oro's favorite courtiers, Mikalla's life is perfect. That is, until the king commands him to deliver a deadly message-one that will inevitably end in bloodshed and a war-torn Idaza.
With King Oro's minions-Secretary Kitan and General Jax-skulking in the wings, Mikalla doesn't know who to trust. Worse, he isn't sure who's really pulling the strings behind this political charade.
Betrayal and murder lie in the shadows Mikalla has always used to captivate the masses.
Will the flames reveal the truth hidden within the twisted schemes, or will Mikalla rise to his government's call? Mikalla, the Conjurer, must realize his choices alone hold the power to change Idaza-to change everything.
Review Quotes
"A finely tuned study of art's role in society." (Kirkus Reviews)