I picked up this book as a donation from the James M. Duncan Branch Library located in the town of Alexandria, Virginia. The folks there were pleased with the idea of recycling their books back into the community.

Here is the book description from the publisher:

The hope of the future, Will Norrington, prophesied to bring down the northern tyrant Chytrine and redeem the world, is said to be dead, lost in the heart of a fiery volcano. The news has thrown the Council of Kings into a furor and drained the spirit from once united factions. As questions swirl about as to Will's legacy, and even his identity, one thing is clear: a divided alliance lacks power. Moreover, this may be exactly the opening Chytrine needs to seize control-and capture the empowering artifact, the Dragon Crown-once and for all. , Will's friends and comrades remain true to his cause, preparing to continue the fight. Among them is the Vilwanese hero, Kerrigan Reese, and Alyx, groomed to lead an army. Sayce, pregnant with Will's child, must remain behind as the new custodian of the Norrington future in case they fail. However, even as they draw up battle plans, with the enemy nearer than they think, a shattering betrayal-and a stunning revelation-may change the course of everything.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

This book is being released at the BookCrossing festival tables at the Gaithersburg Book Festival. This event was taking place on the grounds of the Gaithersburg City Hall located in the town of Gaithersburg, Maryland. This book was left there on purpose for you to find. Read and enjoy!

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This wasn't chosen by festival-goers at the Gaithersburg Book Festival, so I brought it home.

Leaving this at the new Official BookCrossing Zone shelves at the Sheraton Crystal City Hotel.