Fence Challengers: Long Shot #1

Fence Challengers: Long Shot #1

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Format Kindle
Pages 46
Language English
Published Jul 24, 2024
Publisher Boom! Studios
ISBN-13 9798892154246
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As the Kings Row fencing team steps out of the shadow of the Halverton Training Camp, they are buzzing with anticipation and a hint of anxiety, ready to tackle the upcoming State Championships. Each fencer grapples with their individual challenges, forging their identity not just as competitors, but as teammates. The camaraderie they foster is tested as rivalries heat up and friendships evolve in the pressure cooker atmosphere of high-stakes competition.

Amidst the flurry of practice bouts and tactical discussions, secrets from their pasts threaten to resurface, revealing hidden insecurities and long-standing tensions. The journey pushes them to confront not only their adversaries on the fencing strip but also their fears and ambitions. The sport of fencing serves as both a battleground and a backdrop for personal growth, where each point scored holds deeper significance than just a victory.

As the fencers prepare for the ultimate showdown, they discover that their shared struggles and victories create bonds that are more resilient than the blades they wield. Their journey is not just about winning a championship; it's about understanding themselves and each other, embracing both the triumphs and tribulations along the way. With stakes higher than ever, the narrative unfolds with a blend of fierce determination, vulnerability, and the spirit of competition.

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