A Dream of Storms: in the Shadow of the Black Sun: Book 1 - William J. Kenney - Books - CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platf - 9781463739171 - July 31, 2011
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A Dream of Storms: in the Shadow of the Black Sun: Book 1

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The leaves were falling in Elfwhere. Autumn had never come to the land of the Elves. It was a sign. The dark one, Mournenhile had returned, reborn into the world of Kirkaldin. He was thought destroyed twelve years ago during the Battle of the Black Sun. Hagan Marindel had emerged from that battle a hero. The world sang his praises and showered him with gifts. He had rejected it all, instead returning home and going into a drunken seclusion. He had become a hollow, wretched shell of his former self. Until now. The Stone Troll, Gorin, carried out an impossible quest, to retrieve Hagan and return him to Harquinn, where the mages rule. Hagan had sworn an oath, all those years ago and Gorin would hold him to it. Reluctantly, Hagan sets out once again for that ancient city and the coming war, pulled back into the life he had vowed to forget. This time, he has his younger brother to protect and a small group of companions. Windenn, the Woodwarden, Vasparian, Wood Elven General from Elfwhere and Shindire, arrogant High Elf from across the Sleeping Sea. Armies march across the Edge of an unimaginable size, filled with unknown creatures and the vile Pith, determined to destroy their world. The servants of Mournenhile are everywhere, always hunting, searching for the hero of the Black Sun. Can Hagan become that hero once more, redeeming himself and protecting the land from the coming horde?

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released July 31, 2011
ISBN13 9781463739171
Publishers CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platf
Pages 286
Dimensions 18 × 127 × 203 mm   ·   258 g
Language English