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Hammer of God Storytelling and Folklore Makes ThisIn Ethrea, Rhian Sits Upon a Precarious Throne. Defiant Noblemen Who Won't Accept Her Rule Threaten the Stability of Her Kingdom, Zandakar, a Man She Thought Was Her Friend, Has Been Revealed As the Son of a Woman Sworn to Destroy Her and Her Husband, King Alasdair, is Increasingly Unsure of Her Love. Rhian's Most Grave Problem, However, Lay Outside the Borders of Her Realm. the Trading Nations Refuse to Believe Mijak is a Threat and Promise Reprisals