The Iron Ring
Author: Lloyd Alexander
Driven by his sense of “dharma,” or honor, young King Tamar sets off on a perilous journey, with a significance greater than he can imagine, during which he meets talking animals, villainous and noble kings, demons, and the love of his life.Alexander’s latest epic adventure is rooted in the mythology of ancient India. A losing game of chance with a mysterious stranger seem….Read More
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