Song of the Sword - Willett, Edward
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A magical quest. A nerdy sidekick. The power of the Lady of the Lake. Ariane's life just got a lot more interesting. On the first day of her suspension from school for fighting bullies, Ariane hears the lake singing to her, meets the Lady of the Lake from the days of King Arthur in an underwater chamber, and learns she's heir to the Lady's magical power over water. Now she and Wally Knight, who unexpectedly followed her, have a quest: find the scattered shards of King Arthur's sword Excalibur before the ruthless wizard Merlin can, in his modern-day guise as the rich, powerful Rex Major. Can…mehr

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A magical quest. A nerdy sidekick. The power of the Lady of the Lake. Ariane's life just got a lot more interesting. On the first day of her suspension from school for fighting bullies, Ariane hears the lake singing to her, meets the Lady of the Lake from the days of King Arthur in an underwater chamber, and learns she's heir to the Lady's magical power over water. Now she and Wally Knight, who unexpectedly followed her, have a quest: find the scattered shards of King Arthur's sword Excalibur before the ruthless wizard Merlin can, in his modern-day guise as the rich, powerful Rex Major. Can Ariane learn to use her power in time-and keep herself and Wally alive-in the race to beat Merlin to the first shard? Song of the Sword is an exciting modern-day young-adult fantasy by award-winning author Edward Willett, perfect for anyone who thrills to stories of modern-day magic and tales of King Arthur. Plunge into adventure in this first book in the five-book Shards of Excalibur series.
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Edward Willett is the award-winning author of more than sixty books of science fiction, fantasy, and non-fiction for adults, young adults, and children, and is also the editor and publisher of Shadowpaw Press (www.shadowpawpress.com). He hosts the Aurora Award-winning podcast The Worldshapers, featuring conversations with science fiction and fantasy authors about the creative process. He lives in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.