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This series is getting new covers and a lightly revised title. The original cover art was licensed, and some of those images can no longer be renewed, so the new designs—copyrighted by the author—are replacing them. Nothing in the stories has changed. The new editions are gradually replacing the old ones, which are being withdrawn from sale. *** The Wellnsburg Swords   A historical fantasy adventure for teenagers and young adults.   A newborn twin—a noble heir—is stolen and raised under a false identity. The siblings grow up side by side on the same estate, unaware that they share blood, history, and a powerful legacy. The story begins when Katarine Wellnsburg rejects her father’s plans, runs away with the help of her unconventional aunt Hedvika, and secretly marries her childhood sweetheart. After the twins are born, their son Christopher is taken and replaced with a dead child who is then renamed Febien. The boy grows up never knowing the truth, while Katarine hides her identity on the same estate and works as a governess. Guided by Francesca, one of the Three Magical Fates, the children form a bond they cannot explain. When a letter shatters Febien’s world, he flees. His older brother, Frederik, later, Elizabeth and Patricia joined the search, crossing distant lands, encountering pirates, and meeting the brave princess Fahiram, a master of Japanese samurai arts. As forgotten magic awakens and dangerous truths emerge, courage and friendship become their strongest weapons. The twins must discover who they really are and face a destiny that could reshape their family and help save an empire. The series returns to the seventeenth century, when the fame of the Three Musketeers had not yet faded from ordinary people's hearts. It is packed with adventure, mystery, intrigue, secrets, and a generous dose of humor. —Erika P. Hamlet
This series is getting new covers and a lightly revised title. The original cover art was licensed, and some of those images can no longer be renewed, so the new designs—copyrighted by the author—are replacing them. Nothing in the stories has changed. The new editions are gradually replacing the old ones, which are being withdrawn from sale. *** The Wellnsburg Swords A historical fantasy adventure for teenagers and young adults. A newborn twin—a noble heir—is stolen and raised under a false identity. The siblings grow up side by side on the same estate, unaware that they share blood, history, and a powerful legacy. The story begins when Katarine Wellnsburg rejects her father’s plans, runs away with the help of her unconventional aunt Hedvika, and secretly marries her childhood sweetheart. After the twins are born, their son Christopher is taken and replaced with a dead child who is then renamed Febien. The boy grows up never knowing the truth, while Katarine hides her identity on the same estate and works as a governess. Guided by Francesca, one of the Three Magical Fates, the children form a bond they cannot explain. When a letter shatters Febien’s world, he flees. His older brother, Frederik, later, Elizabeth and Patricia joined the search, crossing distant lands, encountering pirates, and meeting the brave princess Fahiram, a master of Japanese samurai arts. As forgotten magic awakens and dangerous truths emerge, courage and friendship become their strongest weapons. The twins must discover who they really are and face a destiny that could reshape their family and help save an empire. The series returns to the seventeenth century, when the fame of the Three Musketeers had not yet faded from ordinary people's hearts. It is packed with adventure, mystery, intrigue, secrets, and a generous dose of humor. —Erika P. Hamlet

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