The Shadowbound Lands - Cheal, Joe
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"Like an open-world video game in book form!" You are the dreamer... and this is your dream. You are the gamer... and this is your game... The Shadowbound Lands (the first book of the Maglanian Chronicles) is an interactive gamebook... you decide where to explore and what actions to take. You can even choose how to play through the book... as a fascinated reader who wants to enjoy the story... or as a gamer who wants to roll the dice. Waking up in a strange place... a realm to discover... creeping fields of darkness consuming the land... a call to action... allies and enemies... who will you…mehr

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"Like an open-world video game in book form!" You are the dreamer... and this is your dream. You are the gamer... and this is your game... The Shadowbound Lands (the first book of the Maglanian Chronicles) is an interactive gamebook... you decide where to explore and what actions to take. You can even choose how to play through the book... as a fascinated reader who wants to enjoy the story... or as a gamer who wants to roll the dice. Waking up in a strange place... a realm to discover... creeping fields of darkness consuming the land... a call to action... allies and enemies... who will you trust and which direction will you take? Will you seek to rid the lands of the Shadowbound... or immerse yourself in the darkness?
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Joe began writing Alice and the Gramophone Discovery (then known as 'Alice into the Gramophone') when he was 15... which is rather a long time ago, you know.By day, he is a Leadership and Culture specialist, working with organisations to help leaders and staff stay sane whilst dealing with other people. (Even with a psychology background, he never ceases to be amazed by the infinite capacity that people have to do weird things!)In his spare time (of which he obviously has too much), he writes... and writes.