Ducan, a boy’s tale
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Ducan was
alone, sitting before the monk. “Tell me what you know of the wizard Scuell,” the monk asked. His voice was very serious and
disturbed Ducan. The question surprised him
completely and left Ducan speechless. “I am aware he
has befriended you,” he continued.
“How
do you know this,” Ducan asked.
“It
is no matter boy, I know,” the now very unfriendly monk replied.
Ducan
began to feel warmth on his chest from his stone. This could only mean one
thing. The monk was dangerous. Ducan’s mind raced for
a safe answer. “A wizard? He is a wizard?” Ducan asked, attempting to hide his knowledge of this fact.
“I thought he was just an old man,” he told the monk.
“You
honestly want me to believe that you did not know?” Harold asked. The monk got
out of his chair and leaned over Ducan. “I’ll ask you
once more, what do you know of this wizard.”
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About the Book
Ducan, a
boy’s tale is a wonderful story of a boy who has his dreams of adventure dashed
by the realities of life’s unexpected mishaps. Set in a fantasy land of lords,
wizards and kingly intrigue Ducan finds his true
values of life as he and his friends struggle to rescue Lord Wiborn’s daughter.
About the Author
Harold
Cherney lives in
This
is his first book to be published. What makes this endeavor unique and
inspiring is that Harold is severally disabled with polio. Because of this fact
he persevered for over two years of one finger typing to accomplish his dream
to write this story.
He
now hopes to complete three stories, a trilogy, surrounding Ducan
and his friends. Knowing Harold, he will accomplish it.