Derek and Jacob enter into a world to search for lost souls. Derek has just rescued his family from the evil witch Sally and the ruthless demon Rah. But Timothy wasn't the only child Rah wanted to sacrifice. There were others rescued from certain death.
Are you ready for an adventure to find lost souls? Derek has just rescued his family from the evil witch Sally and the ruthless demon Rah. But Timothy wasn't the only child Rah wanted to sacrifice. There were others rescued from certain death. It looked like there would be a happy ending, but then tragedy struck. After the great battle, moms and dads only had to look on the victor on the hill, but all decided to give into fear and looked upon a beast instead. What should have been shouts of joy ended up being cries of heartache and anguish as all the parents vanished, leaving behind precious children. Now a decision has to be made.Who will go and look for the lost parents? The only man up to the task is Derek. He has grown much since his first encounters with the workers of evil. He struggled at times, but wisdom, courage, and a renewed mind was given to him. He has seen the destructive nature of Rah and Sally and was able to overcome near death experiences. But he won’t be alone. I new friend named Jacob decides to help Derek in this important task. Both Derek and Jacob know the task ahead of them won’t be easy. They will face trials that will make everything done in the past seem like child’s play. There will be both friends and foes. There will be elves and dwarfs. There will be a great battle with horsemen and a dragon. Who will win in the search for the lost souls? Are the elves friends? Why are the dwarfs on top of a mountain? Will the dragon kill Derek before he can finish his rescue mission? Will Derek’s powerful friends show up in time? All these questions and more will be answered in this epic tale of adventure. Are you ready for this thrill ride?
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Reviews for "Outcast"
Reviewed by Brittany Dalton
5/8/2018
This is one of the hardest books I have ever read. It didn't make any since at all.
Reviewed by Laura H.
3/5/2018
While this book can stand alone it would be helpful to read the first in this series "Closet". I have not read "Closet" but was surprised by the material in this book. I plan on ordering "Closet" so that I can see how this remarkable story began.
I thought this book would be filled with a story about another world and that is what I got but not the kind I expected. The descriptions are just enough to understand what the author is trying to have the reader picture.
The format the author has used to write this second book is engaging from the beginning. It is suspenseful, hopeful, tragic, and in the end perfect. Without giving anything away about the story, it is a story that will have you thinking about it even when you put the book down.
This is not a book that you are going to breeze through but once you start it--you want to find out how it ends.... The characters are personable and well-written as is the whole story.
This author has taken great pains in writing this fantastic story and it shows. This reader found it encouraging to find a book for young boys and men to read. And the cover of the book is amazing in its connection to the story.
This book was not what I was expecting at all. I didn't actually realize this was a series, and since I haven't read any others I can't comment on this work as a whole. My apologies.
I loved this book. Reading it was a joy. I really don't want to give too much away, but everyone *should* read this book, especially writers. I can’t say it was flawless, quite the opposite, but the flaws were just as amazing as what was intentional. Again, I can’t give too much away, but I swear you have never read anything like this.
You will laugh (and maybe cry) as you read Swanson’s passages, and while you may be confused now and again – I sincerely encourage you to keep reading this wonderfully unique fantasy.
I also just want to say that it isn’t easy to write a novel, let alone more than one, so any typos in this self-published book are easily dismissed. I doubt this book will ever get a proper release, which is all the more reason to support Eric Swanson and take a look at this bizarrely enchanting novel.
If you took every major epic fantasy that has ever been written and twisted them all into one fantastic tale of magic, sword play, and just plain old fantasy fun, you might get the first half of this 235,000 word monster of a read. The last half is a
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