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Your Majesty —

I write to warn you: your most dangerous enemy dwells under your roof. Beware the youngest son of Errol. He has convinced himself that he is the Wilderking of ancient prophecy, and the rightful occupant of the throne at Tambluff. His every action is calculated to convince your courtiers of the same...He shamelessly claims to be friends with feechiefolk, part of a scheme to build a legend around himself that is in keeping with the Wilderking Prophecy. Your majesty, it pains me to accuse a fellow Corenwalder of treason. But it pains me more to think that my king would be nurturing a traitor under his own roof.

Yours sincerley,

A loyal subject

From the back of the Rabbit Room Press Reprint

No one has ever come home from the Feechiefen Swamp. What makes Aidan think he can?

It looks like a fool’s errand. A jealous and vindictive King Darrow sends Aidan Errolson on a seemingly impossible quest into the depths of the Feechiefen Swamp. Darrow thinks he’s sending Corenwald’s young deliverer to certain death. No one, after all, comes back from the Feechiefen. He doesn’t know that Aidan has friends and allies among the feechiefolk, who know him as the hero Pantherbane.

But even the feechiefolk may not be able to deliver Aidan from the enemy who waits in the swamp’s deepest recesses—an enemy who threatens not just Aidan, but all of Corenwald.

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The Secret of the Swamp King Reprint

The Secret of the Swamp King
Reprinted in 2014 by Rabbit Room Press
Available formats: Paperback
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Read-Aloud Revival
Podcast

Reading For The Bigger Story, Jonathan Rogers
Released in 2017 by Read-Aloud Revival
Available formats: Streaming Audio
Length: 36 min.
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Reviews

Redeemed Reader

The Wilderking Trilogy
Reviewed by Betsy Farquhar
Aidan, fifth son of a Lord of Corenwald, befriends Feechies, defeats a giant, and leads a loyal group of followers in this middle grades fantasy retelling of the biblical story of King David....

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Plugged In

The Secret of the Swamp King
A large hog escapes Aidan and Prince Steren, who are civilizers, during a hunt...

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Plumfield and Paideia

The Wilderking Trilogy
Reviewed by Sara Masarik
I am absolutely certain that the Wilderking books are a sample of excellent literature and have the potential to be appreciated as a Junoesque evolution of the genre. Whether or not the Wilderking books will be as beloved as The Chronicles of Narnia, I cannot say. But I can say that audiences who appreciate the sublime sincerity and creative elegance of Narnia and The Hobbit are likely to also appreciate The Wilderking Trilogy.

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