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    The Black Trillium

    By Simon McNeil

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    Confederation rules in Trana—so says the king.

    But Fredericton is a long way from the shores of Lake Ontario, and schemes for power will bring together three extraordinary young warriors.

    Savannah
    A desert girl who came to Trana looking for refuge but has never found a home

    Kieran
    A privileged city boy dreaming of rebellion and hardened by cruelty

    Kyle
    The disgraced heir to the throne desperate to win back his place in his father's heart

    Sworn enemies or reluctant allies, they all have one thing in common: an incomplete half of the legendary fighting skill known as the Triumvirate sword art. They fight for glory, for power, for the monsters lurking beneath the streets, and for the mysterious society moving in the shadows of Trana—the Black Trillium.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrain Lag
    Release dateJun 27, 2015
    ISBN9781928011057
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    The Black Trillium
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    Simon McNeil

    Simon McNeil is an author and online marketing communications specialist with a major national charity when not wandering the world looking for trouble. He is a life-long martial artist, has published several articles in Kung Fu Magazine and he's probably a little bit too fond of kung fu movies. He lives in Toronto, Canada with his wife, daughter and their fierce protector Oliver the shih-poo. His wife has happily laid out rules to prevent the sword-through-glass-lampshade incident from ever happening again. The Black Trillium is his first novel.

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