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|  | | Bladetongue
A crusade against an ancient evil.
A brotherhood bound by oath.
A victory that will cost everything.
This chivalric epic, lost for centuries, now in the refurbished language of Malory. A crew of disenfranchised veterans strike upon sea for a dragon horde, but the many-headed one attempts to corrupt their souls first.
The sworn company known as the Bladetongue is charged with an impossible task: to bind and remove a primordial many-headed dragon, seducer of souls, and hidden architect of a realm’s decay.
Led by the priest-captain Norgonce, and joined by warriors, monks, and outcasts of troubled conscience, the Bladetongue descend into volcanic depths, endure illusions meant to break the will, and carry their captive across land and sea toward a final prison prepared from eternity.
But evil does not yield easily.
Temptation stalks the faithful.
| |  | | Never Leave Your Monastery
AGAINST THE ARCHONS With the Valraphs, Brother Jacob goes on a dangerous journey across the lost continent in order to confront The Dire of Melancholia. Guided by a Lizardman Sahkah, he finds himself at one time in a vast underground cult complex, at another time in the secret labyrinths of the Arc du Baffay, grand fortress of DIRE.
BOOK 2 of Never Leave Your Monastery: Brother Jacob has lived his life in the quiet cloisters of Whitehaven, trained to defend the sacred mysteries of his order. But when a forbidden miracle erupts in the mountains beyond the monastery walls, Jacob is sent on a clandestine mission… and into a realm where the powers of Heaven contend with Shadow for the souls of men. He is secretly dubbed a quest-knight
Now Jacob travels beyond the cloister as an Ammouric Knight and encounters:
– an ancient wizard of mysterious Egyptian lineage,
– a king who has | |  | | Never Leave Your Monastery Collector's Edition
Books 1 & 2 of Never Leave Your Monastery, both in one volume. This Collector's Edition features the ORIGINAL ART of the Author, over 25 hand-drawn illustrations.
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| |  | | Sage of the Eldark
A cerebral dark Mystery of the Third Age..The serenity of a Roman statesman is interrupted by a wild-haired wanderer. The zealot seeks refuge from the powerful demon pursuing him, and not only that, but tries to recruit his host to patriotic self sacrifice in the name of restoring the free Republic.Yet there is a price.
"Best written fantasy; definitely a rival of the famous fantasy authors." jacobitewiseman3696, April 2025
 | | The Deeptracker's Guide
A 900 year old gnome catalogues the many perils and creatures encountered in the hollow earth in his quest for lost knowledge. Enchiridion de Rebus Subterraneis treats on the various environments of the intermudane caverns and subterraneous worlds, providing eyewitness testimony, ancient manuscripts, Church-like admonitions, and rebuke against unbelievers.
Includes many "short story" pieces as well.
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Presented as the surviving handbook of Professor Kruth's Archeonic School, The Deeptracker's Guide combines scholarly treatises, bestiary entries, expedition journals, legends, and historical documents into a single compendium of the forgotten world beneath Whitehawk.
Underworld descriptions, historic accounts of Whitehawk, short stories on the Tomehunting expeditions of Professor Eloniah and Phaedra Stormraker's quest to find her lost brothers. | |  | | The Fall of Nystol
The ancient kings of Whitehawk were all too aware of the temptation of magic. They could feel its threat, a presence in their courts, a serpent slithering at their feet, even entering into their beds.
To deal with the problem they formed a pact against all magic. They agreed to send all wizards into exile, across the desert wastes and the vast expanse of Dry Blood Dunes, to the remote Sardu Mesa, where was secluded the long dreamt cliff-caves called Nystol.
The Fall of Nystol: Of Magic, Betrayal, and the Edge of Civilization
For a thousand years, the wizards of Nystol stood as an unstoppable force—exiled to the desolate Sardu Mesa, yet rising to power with their arcane towers, vast libraries, and a knowledge hoard rivaling the gods themselves. Feared by kings, revered by scholars, and protected by an impenetrable expanse of desert and cliffs, they seemed untouchable.
Until the fatal night they fell.
The illiterate Maharim barbarians—tattooed, axe-wielding warriors of the northern |
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