The events chronicled in two of these stories take place around the time of The Sword of Shannara novel, while the third takes place some time before The Wishsong of Shannara. Nor any assurance that this desperate quest will not be the Druid’s last.Paladins of Shannara is a trilogy of Shannara short stories by Terry Brooks, published in eBook format over the course of a year, from 2012 to 2013. But with agents of darkness closing in from behind, unexpected enemies lying in wait ahead, and treachery encroaching on every side, there can be no certainty of success. With ever more portents of doom on the horizon, Allanon must seek out the last remaining Shannara heir, who alone will bear the burden of defending the Four Lands’ destiny. All that remains is for a blood descendent of the Elven house of Shannara to carry the blade into battle. And the time is at hand for the Sword of Shannara to once more be brought forth from its sanctuary to serve its ancient purpose. Now, after hundreds of years, that day seems imminent.
The Druid Allanon knows only too well the prophecy passed down to him by his late master: that eventually the Warlock Lord will return.
Against him, the Elven King Jerle Shannara wielded the fabled sword that bore his surname and triumphed. The history is thus: The once-Druid Brona, seduced by his pursuit of dark magic, was forever transformed into the Warlock Lord-whose evil would be the downfall of the Four Lands and the death of the Races. The legendary hero Allanon takes center stage in the first of three gripping new stand-alone eBook short stories set in the world of the fantasy-fiction phenomenon that is Shannara-by beloved New York Times bestselling author Terry Brooks. You can read this before Allanon’s Quest (Paladins of Shannara, #1) PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. Here is a quick description and cover image of book Allanon’s Quest (Paladins of Shannara, #1) written by Terry Brooks which was published in. Brief Summary of Book: Allanon’s Quest (Paladins of Shannara, #1) by Terry Brooks
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