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The Tale of the Border Knight

A Keymark Novella

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The Tale of the Border Knight

By: A. R. Witham
Narrated by: A. R. Witham
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The Magnificent Seven meets Kings of the Wyld in this three-act novella from A. R. Witham.

Return to Keymark a few hundred years before The Legend of Black Jack and witness the origin of the Border Knights as seen through the eyes of one of their own.

They say the Noble Seven came from the Waste. They say the knights arrived from the desert gleaming in silver mail, shimmering bright as the sun, a refraction of every color under God's sky. They were honor, righteousness, and courage made flesh. Some claim they came from beyond, angels sent to stand against damons. Some say.

If you want to know the truth, I will tell you.

©2022 Andrew Robert Witham (P)2022 Andrew Robert Witham Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction
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Having read The Legend of Black Jack, it was so great to see these characters again! It was interesting to see the start of things that ended on Black Jack. I'd love to read even more Border Knight anecdotal stories.

Hello Again Old Friends

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This little novella is a prequel to the story The Legend of Black Jack by A.R. Witham. It tells the tale of how the Border Knights get their armor and come to be the protector of the Elves of Keymark.

I enjoyed this read and the bit of insight into the past of the world. I do wish it had been a little longer because it was over and done with before I felt like the sotry got very deep. If I had read this closer to reading Black Jack, I think I would have had carry over emotion from the bigger book and it would have helped. But the story was written very nicely. I really enjoy Witham's prose and also his performances on the audiobooks.

Small But Mighty!

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