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Synopsis
A Journey No One Has Survived... Trained by the mystical Villichi in the Way of the Druid and the Path of the Preserver, Sorak the elfling sets out to find the mysterious and reclusive wizard known only as the Sage. Guided by a spell scroll and his own tormented inner voices, Sorak must cross a lethal, rock-strewn wasteland no one has ever survived and make his way to Nibenay, where he must seek out the secret Veiled Alliance. Together with Ryana, the beautiful Villichi priestess who has forsworn her vows in order to follow him upon his quest, and the lovely, pampered daughter of a sorcerer-king whom they have stolen from a noble's caravan, Sorak braves the unknown dangers of the wild, Athasian desert...pursued by a cruel, relentless noble who will stop at nothing to regain the princess who was stolen from him.
Is The Seeker appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
Contains fantasy violence, pursuit by dangerous enemies, and themes of inner psychological struggle. The protagonist has multiple inner voices that guide him, which may be intense for sensitive readers.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include kidnapping, violence, and pursuit/chase.
Who'll love this
Teens will enjoy the desert survival adventure, magical training, and the hero's journey across a deadly wasteland with mysterious companions.