Kendra Kandlestar finds herself trapped in an adventure of time, one that might unravel the mysteries of her people, but also destroy their future.
A SPLINTER IN SORCERY . . .
According to Een legend, a Kazah stone grants a wizard the power to catch an echo of the past and a glimpse of the future. But when Kendra Kandlestar is given her own cracked and broken Kazah stone, she soon discovers that it’s capable of so much more.
With her faithful friend Oki by her side, Kendra is sent on an unimaginable journey across the cosmos, entering worlds that are strange and bewildering—and, at the same time, all too familiar. Trapped in this adventure, Kendra finds herself faced with choices that just may unravel the mysterious history of the Eens—and destroy their future.
Excerpt
As this tale unfolds and your mind leaves the humdrum drone of everyday life, you will find yourself wandering along a familiar path, where mysterious characters lurk around each bend, where certain danger lingers in every shadow. Indeed, you know this path well—for this is the road to adventure, and you, my young dreamer, have traveled it before.
Perhaps you have found yourself hiding behind the long beard of an ancient wizard as he weaves his magic against the fire of a ferocious dragon. Or perhaps you have crept behind the tattered cape of a brave explorer, through the bone-biting shadows of a dark dungeon, seeking escape from monstrous fiends. Perhaps you have even found yourself amidst the roar and rumble of a mighty battle, dodging claws and talons, fists and feet.
If your imagination has taken you to such places, then you know that no adventure happens without a long journey. We do not find ourselves thrust immediately against the dragon, or suddenly lost in the dungeon maze, or so quickly catapulted into the roar of battle. Indeed, we must begin with that first step upon adventure’s path. We must trek through places strange and unknown. The journey, as you know, is sometimes as important as the final destination.
Professional Reviews
Midwest Book Review
In his legendary way, author and illustrator, Lee Edward Fodi, flawlessly mixes magic, monsters and mystery for his readers. Mythic archetypes, hair-raising action and humor. This family friendly series is filled with thought provoking issues will entertain readers of all ages.
JustOneMoreBook.com
All the books in the series are really good. The first one stands out because it s the first one. The Crack in Kazah is now our next favourite in the series. There are so many twists and ideas; you just don t know where the book is going to go next.
Alisha is shocked when she learns her seizures can send her back through time. With the meddling of Selene, Goddess of the Moon, and Iris, Messenger Goddess, she finds herself transported to ancient Sparta, where Helen is desperately trying to escape
