The Shadow Throne
Book 3 of the Ascendance Trilogy
Readers rate it 3.8 (60 on Hardcover)
317 pages · Released 2014 · Ascendance Trilogy
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The Shadow Throne concludes an adventure trilogy with fantasy warfare and political intrigue appropriate for middle-grade readers who've enjoyed the series. While there are battle scenes and deaths, violence is not graphically depicted and serves the plot rather than dominating it. The story emphasizes courage, sacrifice, and redemption, making it suitable for mature readers aged 10 and up, though younger children in the series fanbase may also engage with it.
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A conclusion to the best-selling trilogy that includes The False Prince and The Runaway King finds Jaron embarking on his final adventure. A conclusion to the best-selling trilogy that includes The False Prince and The Runaway King finds Jaron embarking on his final adventure.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Fiction
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Adventure
- War
- Kings and rulers
- Adventure stories
- Rescues
- Battles
- Children's fiction
- Kings, queens, rulers, etc., fiction
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ISBN 9780545284172 · Ascendance Trilogy