Battlefield of the Sacred Land: Book 5 of the Sacred Land Legacy (Volume 5)
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| Rating | : | 4.87 (916 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1534896309 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 204 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He is still lifelong friends with the majority of his roleplaying group today! It was also during his high school days that he began to read the works of David and Leigh Eddings, JRR Tolkien, Robert Jordan, Terry Brooks, etc. In the early years, his writing was mostly influenced by the Universal movie monsters like Dracula, Frankenstein, the Wolfman, and others. In high school, during the mid eighties, he began playing the popular roleplaying games of the time. Tyson began writing fantasy short stories just after he was first able to put words together to form sentences. About the Author A life-long fan of the fantasy genre, Mr. . He continues to write and be inspired to create his own works of fantasy and beyond
Battlefield of the Sacred Land… As the old, outdated Enforcers fade into obscurity and the Defenders’ forces are spread too thin, Dorenn Adair must find a way to use the weapons acquired from the ancient land of Lux Amarou to secure the Sacred Land. Also, a new foe, wrought from the ways of old, makes a bold and surprising crusade for the Sacred Land. However, an ancient foe known as the Oracle has risen from his long sleep, reanimated as the Sacred Land revives, to once again wage war. Armed with visions given to him by the prophetess Oria, Dorenn alone knows the secrets of both friend and foe alike, but will that knowledge be an advantage or a curse?
Tyson began writing fantasy short stories just after he was first able to put words together to form sentences. . In high school, during the mid eighties, he began playing the popular roleplaying games of the time. A life-long fan of the fantasy genre, Mr. He continues to write and be inspired to create his own works of fantasy and beyond. He is still lifelong f
The entire Sacred Land series was a fun, easy read with memorable characters I realized I forgot to write my review of book four in this series, so did so this evening. Book five is very similar, a tad longer read, but fast paced much as the fourth book was. The entire Sacred Land series was a fun, easy read with memorable characters, a first class world building description, lots of action and always the struggle of good over evil where it's never really clear which side will win and at what costs. The book is well edited as well and I enjoyed the cover art for this series. My only complaint was the long wait for this f