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I've released the fourth book in the Tigers' Quest series, titled "The Final Quest".
The jungle is vanishing. The hunters are back. And this time, survival may not be enough.
They called it The Great Slaughter — when the Killers came with firesticks and tore the heart out of the wild. For a time, there was peace. But peace does not last.
Now, the jungles of India face a new invasion. Villages are being resettled into once-protected lands. Man and beast are thrust into conflict. And the animals who once ruled the forest find themselves fighting not only the Killers, but each other.
As prey grows scarce and borders collapse, the fragile bonds of kinship begin to fracture. Joshua — a solitary tiger scarred by loss — must navigate a world where survival is no longer about strength or cunning, but meaning.
What do you hold onto when there’s nothing left to hold? What do you fight for when there is nothing left to win?
Available in Amazon Kindle, Paperback, and Hardcover
Kinde: 3.99 Amazon.com: The Final Quest: Tigers' Quest IV eBook : Steven, Lord, Wolf, Sarah: Kindle Store
Paperback: 16.99 Amazon.com: The Final Quest: Tigers' Quest IV: 9798291846308: Steven, Lord, Wolf, Sarah: Books
Hardcover: 19.49 Amazon.com: The Final Quest: Tigers' Quest IV: 9798291967188: Steven, Lord, Wolf, Sarah: Books
All royalties are donated to charity.
If you buy it (and read it!), leave a review on Amazon. I'd love to know what you think of it. It is a long book! 480 pages! You don't need have read the first three books, though you be missing out, especially if you skipped the third book, After the Quest.
There are audio dramas that go with each of the books if that is your thing. The audio drama for Final Quest is here: The Final Quest: Tigers' Quest IV
The audio drama used to be on Amazon music, but I can't find it.
Hope this is something that interests you. At least it shows I don't think of nuclear war 24 hours a day. Just 32 hours and 59 minutes a day!
The jungle is vanishing. The hunters are back. And this time, survival may not be enough.
They called it The Great Slaughter — when the Killers came with firesticks and tore the heart out of the wild. For a time, there was peace. But peace does not last.
Now, the jungles of India face a new invasion. Villages are being resettled into once-protected lands. Man and beast are thrust into conflict. And the animals who once ruled the forest find themselves fighting not only the Killers, but each other.
As prey grows scarce and borders collapse, the fragile bonds of kinship begin to fracture. Joshua — a solitary tiger scarred by loss — must navigate a world where survival is no longer about strength or cunning, but meaning.
What do you hold onto when there’s nothing left to hold? What do you fight for when there is nothing left to win?
Available in Amazon Kindle, Paperback, and Hardcover
Kinde: 3.99 Amazon.com: The Final Quest: Tigers' Quest IV eBook : Steven, Lord, Wolf, Sarah: Kindle Store
Paperback: 16.99 Amazon.com: The Final Quest: Tigers' Quest IV: 9798291846308: Steven, Lord, Wolf, Sarah: Books
Hardcover: 19.49 Amazon.com: The Final Quest: Tigers' Quest IV: 9798291967188: Steven, Lord, Wolf, Sarah: Books
All royalties are donated to charity.
If you buy it (and read it!), leave a review on Amazon. I'd love to know what you think of it. It is a long book! 480 pages! You don't need have read the first three books, though you be missing out, especially if you skipped the third book, After the Quest.
There are audio dramas that go with each of the books if that is your thing. The audio drama for Final Quest is here: The Final Quest: Tigers' Quest IV
The audio drama used to be on Amazon music, but I can't find it.
Hope this is something that interests you. At least it shows I don't think of nuclear war 24 hours a day. Just 32 hours and 59 minutes a day!
