Thomas Longfellow (Books)

Thomas Longfellow Books

This author gained recognition with their debut novel, which delves into the complexities of human nature and questions of morality. Their writing is celebrated for its psychological depth and keen insight into character motivations. Readers appreciate their ability to craft compelling narratives that also provoke thought on universal truths about life and society. The literary style is refined and captivating, making for an unforgettable storytelling experience.

Guardians of the Gift

220 pages
8 hours of reading

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Completely controlling the Capitol, the Enlightened heralded their 'Save and Create Jobs' program as a wild success. They celebrated after taxing the rich out of existence. They cheered the outlawing of horses and livestock due to their damaging effects on the climate. One of their proudest achievements was passing the 'Right to a Healer' ten years earlier. And now the Enlightened-led by their charismatic Presiding Chief-are on the brink of permanently reforming the country with their most controversial legislation yet-the 'Right to Eat'.Little did they know that the rapacious Kingdom of Anic to the south had mobilized their legions and deployed their amphibious landing fleet. That is where this story begins.