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The Blacksmith Tale
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 13 2025
Pages: 138
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.32 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The Blacksmith Tale
By David Eli Furman
When evil returns to the land of Archea, only a young blacksmith and his friends can stand between light and darkness.
Elijah Claymore, a gifted teen blacksmith, dreams of nothing more than perfecting his craft-until destiny strikes. When a forgotten curse threatens the royal family and an ancient sorcerer begins to stir, Elijah and his loyal friends Amaahra and Brewster are called before the king. Their task: recover the seven sacred pendants of the Paladins before the dark mage Darkraven rises again.
Armed with courage, magic, and friendship, the trio journeys across enchanted forests, frozen mountains, and scorching deserts. Along the way they battle mythical beasts, uncover lost kingdoms, and learn that true strength is forged not in metal-but in the heart.
The Blacksmith Tale is a spellbinding coming-of-age fantasy full of action, humor, and imagination. Perfect for readers aged 10-13 who love epic quests, mythical creatures, and stories about bravery, teamwork, and hope.
Join Elijah and his friends in a tale where every sword has a story-and every hero is made, not born.
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