Tales of Larkin: Hawthorn's Discovery is an action-packed adventure about an inch-tall race of primitive woodland people known as Larkin.
Tales of Larkin: Hawthorn's Discovery is an action-packed adventure about an inch-tall race of primitive woodland people known as Larkin. Trying to stay alive despite hungry predators and vengeful outcasts known as Renegades, they are a small people with big enemies, but they are about to learn about an even bigger God. The story follows 16-year-old Hawthorn on his first hunt for mouflon (field mice) when he and a friend are captured by the evil Renegades and taken as slaves. Hawthorn is rescued by a kind Makerian, a tribe that Hawthorn didn't even know existed. While recovering from his injuries, Hawthorn learns secrets from these new friends that change his life forever. As he struggles with these new truths, Hawthorn hopes to find a way to save his hunting companions still being held captive by the Renegades. It will take all his strength and his new friends' ingenuity to discover a way into the Renegade slave mines to attempt to rescue Hawthorn's captured father and friends. Full of fast-paced adventure, humor, inspiring characters, and fun, Hawthorn's Discovery is a captivating tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat as well as build your faith, inspire bold prayers, prompt better character, and reveal deep spiritual insights.
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