We Three Heroes (Medoran Chronicles Series)

Name: We Three Heroes (Medoran Chronicles Series)
Brand: Koorong
SKU: 9781925700978
Price: 21.99 AUD
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Lynette Noni

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01 September 2018

16 June 2026

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Alexandra Jennings might be the hero of the Medoran Chronicles, but she would be lost without her three closest friends. They are her strength, they are her hope, they are the reason she keeps fighting. To Alex, her friends are the real heroes, and like all heroes, they each have their own story.

Meet the real D.C. in *Crowns and Curses* and discover how she becomes the princess Alex once despised but now adores.

Follow Jordan on his healing journey in *Scars and Silence* as he struggles in the wake of being rescued from his living nightmare.
Walk beside Bear in *Hearts and Headstones* as he faces an unspeakable trauma while helping his world prepare for the  coming war.
D.C., Jordan and Bear are the heroes of their own stories. It is time for their stories to be told.

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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
2 years ago
Intriguing
These three novellas fit between the fourth (Graevale) and fifth (Vardaesia) books of the Medoran Chronicles. It was interesting reading them and getting a bit of an insight into Dix, Bear and Jordan's lives, but I also found (especially Jordan's) uncomfortable to read because of the topics delved into. They weren't quite as 'light' as the rest of the series. Still, they were interesting and I found myself writing down quotes from them (so much wisdom in their journeys, even if they're just fictional characters!). Can definitely read the Medoran Chronicles without these novellas (I have many times and will again in the future) but these do add some depth to the story if you're looking for more.
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