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Dance of Jesters
“Like the calm before the storm, this starts softly, then BOOM." -Amazon Review
From betrayal’s ashes, a vengeful dance begins.
Dance of Jesters is the gripping first installment of The Great Dance, a series chronicling the revenge and redemption of a once-honorable man. If you crave dark magic, fast-paced action, swashbuckling adventure, political intrigue, and heart-wrenching dilemmas, you won’t want to miss this enthralling new series from D.W. Hawkins, author of The Seven Signs.
Meet the Author
D.W. Hawkins fought in Iraq and Afghanistan, and spent a large chunk of his life in the military. He’s been in a motorcycle club and in college classrooms. He swam naked in the Potomac and survived a knife fight in a foreign country. He’s played his guitar on three separate continents. He’s probably on a watchlist somewhere, but he couldn’t tell you which.
Now he writes stories about wizards, and he hopes you enjoy his books.
D.W. Hawkins
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"It's not every day that a random book not only hooks me, but damn near breaks my neck with unpredictable twists and turns... I couldn't put this book down, not even at work. Whatever's next, I'm here for it."
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