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Last Of The Losing Line

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In a world governed by Twelve Houses, each bound to one of the Twelve Legendary Arts, power is inherited, not earned. Rhys Ashgrave has spent his life believing he is nobody, raised in a quiet village by a guardian who taught him to fight before he ever taught him to read. That life ends the night a stranger in a gray coat comes looking for a name Rhys has never heard, and his guardian dies protecting a secret he never got the chance to explain. In the wreckage of that night, something in Rhys tears open. Not a gift. But rather a rule, breaking. He is the last living heir of the Thirteenth Art, a bloodline the Eleven Houses declared extinct generations ago, not because it was weak, but because it was dangerous enough to unmake the foundation their power stands on. Now, with nothing left but his guardian's final lie and a temper he can barely control, Rhys has to survive long enough across the territories of the Houses that buried his bloodline to find out why, and to decide what kind of power he's willing to become in the process.
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