The Sign of the Sengara - Skaddisson, Jarrett
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It has been reported that King Thornoak is coming out of his exile in the ancient, sacred site of Paanu Assagwa to address his subjects in Argonis' capital, the great city of Anganor. Aradis and Girion arrive in Anganor with their spirits high, hoping to meet with Thornoak and persuade him to reunite the quarreling people of Argonis so that, together, they might make a stand against the powerful Witch, Ravinia. However, Thornoak doesn't arrive, and a riot ensues, leading a ruffian named Quagga to seize control of the city. Meanwhile, Aradis and Girion seek out the Questmongers, a highly…mehr

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It has been reported that King Thornoak is coming out of his exile in the ancient, sacred site of Paanu Assagwa to address his subjects in Argonis' capital, the great city of Anganor. Aradis and Girion arrive in Anganor with their spirits high, hoping to meet with Thornoak and persuade him to reunite the quarreling people of Argonis so that, together, they might make a stand against the powerful Witch, Ravinia. However, Thornoak doesn't arrive, and a riot ensues, leading a ruffian named Quagga to seize control of the city. Meanwhile, Aradis and Girion seek out the Questmongers, a highly skilled guild of adventurers. Through them and their feisty leader, the Leprechaun Fergus O'Brannadon, the lads hope to reach Princess Langwana and bring her father, Thornoak, back from exile before it's too late. As events unfold, the lads are caught up in a maelstrom of intrigue, rebellion, prophecy, magic and murder. If only they can manage to survive it, they may yet be able to bring about Argonis' deliverance.
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Jarrett Skaddisson is a native of the Midwestern US, an accomplished musician and composer and an avid linguist, author, philosopher, researcher, mountain climber, spelunker and tea enthusiast. He lived in the Orient for several years as a child and has traveled to more than 30 countries for mission work, performance tours and good old-fashioned adventures. His favorite pastimes are reading, writing, making music, learning languages, eating exotic foods, doing improv comedy, impressions and engaging in a wide variety of shenanigans. He lives with his wife, Michelle, to whom he has been married for 15 years, and their son, Fritz, who is an exceedingly happy, imaginative, energetic and hilarious 4-year-old, and their beautiful and exceptionally cute baby daughter, Nora.