The Shieldbreaker, Book One: The Last of the Etela
Kareva battles against a seemingly invincible foe—and his own demons—in a last-ditch effort to save his people from extinction.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EPILOGUE — Seeking Shelter in the Scorpions Lair: In the aftermath of a crushing defeat, the last of the Hodrir retreat towards an ancestral home they haven’t seen in almost forty years…
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Chapter 1: Kareva ul-Varyta faces an impossible decision on his first day in charge of the Hodrir...and someone else makes it for him.
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Chapter 2: The tribe prepares to abandon their home in the aftermath of Kareva's killing of the envoy. But first, they must send Kareva’s father to face the judgment of the gods.
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Chapter 3: Kareva's pardons stir up some controversy as the tribe prepares to leave the fortress for the last time.
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Chapter 4: Morale is low and tensions are running high as Kareva and his warriors head towards Valtaa to make their stand against the northerners.
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Chapter 5: The Pohyor arrive in force. The warlord makes a decision that his second-in-command questions, and a simple campaign is suddenly more complicated.
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Chapter 6: Shit jumps off, and a series title starts to make sense.
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Chapter 7: The warlord makes a necessary change. Miruz makes a dangerous suggestion. Sivridi makes a different type of impression.
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Chapter 8: ‘An angry man in the road, covered in blood…’
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Chapter 9: Dawn breaks, and all hell breaks loose.
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Chapter 10: The end of the beginning.
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