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| | '''Lion and the Fire''' is the fourth and final book in the [[Land of the Lions]] novel series and explores the lives of the [[Burgon Lions]] in the aftermath of book 3, as well as the final days of the planet of [[Braisail]], and life as it has been for the indomitable lions. | | '''Lion and the Fire''' is the fourth and final book in the [[Land of the Lions]] novel series and explores the lives of the [[Burgon Lions]] in the aftermath of book 3, as well as the final days of the planet of [[Braisail]], and life as it has been for the indomitable lions. |
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| − | The story begins with [[Breakman]], having recently returned from the past, working in his laboratory on the [[scout spider]] that his brother [[Ibara]] had recovered from a recently discovered crypt under the ancient city of [[Parlahbradel]]. He's after the location information on an [[Ahbranai]] starship that [[Psial]] was supposed to leave him. But, try as he might, the scout spider is so far gone that nothing is retrievable from it anymore, no matter what he tries. Meanwhile elsewhere, [[Segarg]], after the crushing defeat of the [[Margog]], is standing in the mountains north of the Yigzan nation and having second thoughts about his place and roll in things, and even his place as commander of [[Negago]]'s army. He eventually decides to break with Negago and seek penance for what he's done, even if it doesn't change his ultimate fate. [[Regnig]] tells [[Negago]] about this, but he assumes that it's just one of Segarg's master strategies, and just lets it slide, expecting that it will render some kind of beneficial outcome. Back at the labs, Breakman checks with his brother Ibara to see if the crypt offers any clues of its own. However, it does not, much to Breakman's dismay.
| + | Caught in the crossfire between two of the greatest forces in the galaxy, the Yigzan people and their guardian lions are drawn into an epic final battle that will change their world forever. But through this darkest hour they will gain a new life, and an ally they never expected. |
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| − | Out in the prairie, while resting with his family, [[Tgegani]] sees a vision that terrifies him. This is a new thing for him as he's never experienced anything like this before, so he leaves to discuss this with the family leaders. Back at his lab, Breakman is surprised when his scout spiders present him with a gift of an Ahbranai data disk and the required holographic emitter which reveals that the data contained on the disk is the complete end to end plans for building a [[House Monty]] battle frigate; a ship very similar to what Breakman had asked Psial for. So, even though the dead scout spider rendered him nothing useful, he still got what he'd asked for. Over on the eastern shore of the [[Sattazin]] nation, sensing that something is not right, [[Sine]], [[Ver-mach]] and [[Ick-pok]] gain passage aboard a Sattazin pirate hunter and strike out onto the sea in search of the [[Midazin]]. Back with the lions, Tgegani meets with [[Pen]], [[Tiel]] and [[The Original Five]] and discusses his vision that he had with them. However, as they're discussing this, Segarg appears and states that he's come to offer them his assistance. However, the lions don't trust him, for good reasons. Even so he insists that he's changed sides and wants to fight with them against Negago.
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| − | He then warns them about the rise and return of the Midazin. The lions agree to take his words under consideration. Back at the labs, Breakman begins experimenting with some of the new information trying to replicate the highly, highly advanced Ahbranai technology that he recently gained plans for. However, his first attempt ends in disaster, but thankfully nobody's hurt. Out on the ocean, [[Jisal]], commander of the [[Ja'Gath]], the ship hired by Sine and company, encounters their first batch of Midazi pirates and, after a brief but intense battle, destroys several of the attacking pirate submarines, and captures one of them. They soon discover clues that points to the possibility that the [[Yigzan]] have been infiltrated by their mortal enemy. In the meantime, Tgegani meets with his brother and reveals to him their meeting with Segarg. Breakman, in return, reveals that Segarg also contacted him as well, much to Tgegani's surprise. However, during the meeting, a terrorist attack happens nearby, at which point Tgegani and Breakman spring into action to quell the attack.
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Lion and the Fire is the fourth and final book in the Land of the Lions novel series and explores the lives of the Burgon Lions in the aftermath of book 3, as well as the final days of the planet of Braisail, and life as it has been for the indomitable lions.
Back Cover Blurb
Caught in the crossfire between two of the greatest forces in the galaxy, the Yigzan people and their guardian lions are drawn into an epic final battle that will change their world forever. But through this darkest hour they will gain a new life, and an ally they never expected.
Awards and Reviews
There are none at this time.
