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Two Kingdoms: The epic struggle for truth and purpose amidst encroaching darkness - a medieval fantasy
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About Two Kingdoms: The Epic Struggle For Truth And
Product Description In a land rife with injustice, plague and peril, war rages between two kingdoms. A cryptic map delivered in a wooden box with a mysterious key holds a secret that eventually launches three teens on separate journeys, exploring a kingdom where all is not as it seems, intertwining their lives in ways they can’t imagine.Hugh, a young blacksmith, struggles to lead a clandestine group after his father, its founder, is abducted. News of his father’s fate propels him on a course of vengeance he is unable to control. Marie, the daughter of a knight, is convinced her family has abandoned her when she is sent away to a distant castle to be prepared for a future she rebels against. Upon her return, she is menaced by a danger she never contemplated and must chart her course through it. Stephen, a squire to the legendary Sir Bart, yearns to become a knight, but struggles with doubt and feelings of inadequacy as he attempts to master the requirements of knighthood. Each teen’s loyalty to a king they have not seen is put to the test, and they must overcome individual challenges before they are able to continue on their journeys. Through a series of unexpected events their lives converge and they must trust each other in order to fulfill the quest their king has given them. But along the way each faces a moment of truth where their decision could mean life or death. Two Kingdoms is an epic tale of adventure, love, and loss that wrestles with themes of doubt and faith, trust and courage, and love and forgiveness. This coming of age story draws the reader into the nuanced inner world of teenagers attempting to understand who they are, how they fit into the world around them, and what their ultimate purpose is. Review "...a completely engrossing YA fantasy journey." 5 Stars - Reader's Favorite " Written with evident and strong reflections of biblical themes, this epic tale of two kingdoms, one good, one evil, suggests the works of many other great novels...I was impressed with the number of biblical references...The story is well presented, developed with care and precision, and unfolds with dedicated direction. " - Emily-Jane Hills Orford for Reader's Favorite "This debut novel has all you want in a medieval story - character-driven storylines, life-defining choices, compelling conflict and dialogues, illustrations, and a religious theme woven throughout. I enjoyed the religious symbolism of the book...as well as the multidimensionality of the characters. You will get caught up in the danger the mystery and the suspense as it unfolds for each of the three teens. If you're looking for an entertaining novel with a deep spiritual meaning, your search stops here. " - Tammy Ruggles for Reader's Favorite " Two Kingdoms is a profound young adult fantasy adventure that is both entertaining and educational. DC Moore delivers three-dimensional characters in an exciting plot, and he manages to keep his narrative wholesome for the Christian undertones that it delivers. This is sublime reading...and it sets the bar high when it comes to moral tales. " - Vincent Dublado for Reader's Favorite " Kudos to the author for building such a detailed and rich universe. The descriptions feel real, the imagery makes the reader feel like a part of the story, and the dialogues are crisp to add excitement to the story. Two Kingdoms is perfect and exceptional! ." -Rabia Tanveer for Reader's Favorite About the Author Author Q&A with DC Moore Q: How did you come up with the idea for Two Kingdoms? A: From childhood I wanted to understand what was meant by the "kingdom of God." When I am trying to understand Scripture, sometimes a story comes into my head that helps me. The Middle Ages was a time of kings and kingdoms. It seemed natural to explain the idea to myself in a medieval setting. Q: How has the Bible influenced Two Kingdoms? A: The Bible is central to Two Kingdoms. Though th
