The God Sword: The Hawks: Book Two

The kingdom is safe. The war is over. Or so they thought.

Perfect for readers ready for the next step in Flint’s journey.

Flint and the Hawks helped bring down a tyrant. A new king now rules Abbarkon, and the dark sorcerer Martokallu is gone.

But rumors are spreading.

That he may not be dead.

If he returns, the kingdom will need a weapon powerful enough to stop him—the legendary God Sword.

To find it, the Hawks must prove they are worthy.

Flint and Fleta join the Hawks on a dangerous journey into the Dwarven Kingdom of Tsaralvia, where the ancient blade is said to be hidden.

But the dwarves are guarding more than a legend.

They are protecting a secret.

And they have no intention of letting the Hawks near it.

Blocked at every turn, the Hawks must fight, survive, and earn the right to claim the sword—before their enemies catch up to them.

Because the Followers are still hunting them.

And if Martokallu returns… the Hawks may already be too late.

A fast-paced, action-packed fantasy adventure for ages 10+

Clean, immersive storytelling parents can trust

Perfect for fans of Ranger’s Apprentice, Eragon, and classic heroic fantasy

“Lots of twists and turns… a really good read.”

Continue the adventure with The God Sword—Book Two of The Hawks trilogy.

Start the next chapter of Flint’s journey today.

Paula Baker and her son, Aidan Davies, wrote the popular middle-grade fantasy trilogy Rebels of Halklyen, The God Sword, and The White Wolf, along with its prequel, Raptor's Call. Their latest release, Dirt Town, is a magic-filled young adult steampunk fantasy.
 
Baker grew up on a farm in Manitoba where she spent as much time reading everything from Enid Blyton to Charles Dickens as she did building treehouses, playing her trumpet and riding her bike. After earning a Bachelor of Music Education from Brandon University and a Master's in Gifted Education from the University of North Texas, she worked as a band teacher and librarian for thirty-five years.
 
Born and raised in British Columbia, Davies grew up reading Harry Potter and Percy Jackson; playing The Legend of Zelda and Assassin's Creed; and building longswords out of wood. He attended the University of British Columbia and earned a degree in mathematics. During the day, he analyzes data while at least part of his brain continues to develop the fantasy worlds where their stories take place.
 
While jumping on the trampoline on the first day of summer holidays following Davies' grade nine year, they planned Rebels of Halklyen. Over time, they have developed a system where after discussing the story, he outlines the chapters and she writes them. Their partnership works because not only have they hiked the same trails and skied the same mountains, they have read the same books, played the same video games and watched the same movies. They live in British Columbia, Canada.