To Betray a King (The Chronicles of Ellorhim, #2)
by Thomas Adams
This is the second volume in THE CHRONICLES OF ELLORIM...If you enjoy epic fantasy or swords & sorcery you will like this new series.
He is the Lost Prince, raised by the secretive and reclusive Druids in the Shadow Lands, trained at the infamous Reave Guild Hall, hunted by assassins of the Erhand, the Emorie and the Dark Ones, and prophesied to reclaim the throne of Vesfalruk and destroy the ancient evil that threatens all of Ellorhim.
Brandt and his supporters left Reave Guild Hall and are traveling to the abandoned Fortress Brod to determine if it is invested with a secret Troll army.
Meanwhile, the Erhand invaders from the Emorie prepare to assault the impregnable Fortress Cinder and invade Vesfalruk. It seems as if the whole horde of darkness has come to destroy Vesfalruk and to conquer anyone that opposes them. And Dark Ones, led by Arngrim, continue to escape the Void and roam Ellorhim, guided by their master’s thirst for vengeance and the destruction of all living things.
Brandt must decide, go to Kimera and reclaim his father’s throne and rally the kingdom to oppose the invaders or delay his claim and fight the Emorie at Cinder.
Claiming the throne will not be easy because The Jarls he is forced to rely upon are also caught up in the darkness, and the desire to rule the land and oppose Brandt’s reign.
The threats to Vesfalruk continue to expand and gain momentum. Brandt and his friends must face down those that want to destroy them and take Vesfalruk for their own ends.
The Chronicles of Ellorhim is an exciting new coming of age adventure and fantasy series with detailed world-building and gritty action and fight scenes. The story has Viking, Norse or Scandinavian cultural and historical influences and overtones.
If you like world-building with a sweeping tapestry of characters and historical depth, druids, witches, magic, detailed fight and battle scenes, and romantic friction to charge the characters' interactions, then read this book.
Book One, TO FORGE A KING, told how Brandt, had been hidden away in the Shadow Lands by the Druid Aravin, ended up at Reave Hall in Vesfalruk. It recounted his strange memory loss, his training and experiences there, and how he came to trust those following him with his very life. At Reave Hall, Masters Ivar, and Wulfgar and Warden Bax came to the realization that Brandt was not just some boy they had found on the street and showed kindness to. He was actually the Lost Prince, the prophesied king, and the sole remaining member of the Clan Rodull, the previous ruling clan of Vesfalruk.
This is a story of destiny, hope, and courage. Every boy or man wants to believe he could be one the others hoped for, relied upon.
Do you have the strength to do what must be done?
The question is, can you face the destiny that is before you?
Join us and ask yourself these questions as you read the hope, struggles, and pain of a long-ago age.
Rejoin Brandt, Fridya and Yfiria and experience their struggles and triumphs in the world of Ellorhim
He is the Lost Prince, raised by the secretive and reclusive Druids in the Shadow Lands, trained at the infamous Reave Guild Hall, hunted by assassins of the Erhand, the Emorie and the Dark Ones, and prophesied to reclaim the throne of Vesfalruk and destroy the ancient evil that threatens all of Ellorhim.
Brandt and his supporters left Reave Guild Hall and are traveling to the abandoned Fortress Brod to determine if it is invested with a secret Troll army.
Meanwhile, the Erhand invaders from the Emorie prepare to assault the impregnable Fortress Cinder and invade Vesfalruk. It seems as if the whole horde of darkness has come to destroy Vesfalruk and to conquer anyone that opposes them. And Dark Ones, led by Arngrim, continue to escape the Void and roam Ellorhim, guided by their master’s thirst for vengeance and the destruction of all living things.
Brandt must decide, go to Kimera and reclaim his father’s throne and rally the kingdom to oppose the invaders or delay his claim and fight the Emorie at Cinder.
Claiming the throne will not be easy because The Jarls he is forced to rely upon are also caught up in the darkness, and the desire to rule the land and oppose Brandt’s reign.
The threats to Vesfalruk continue to expand and gain momentum. Brandt and his friends must face down those that want to destroy them and take Vesfalruk for their own ends.
The Chronicles of Ellorhim is an exciting new coming of age adventure and fantasy series with detailed world-building and gritty action and fight scenes. The story has Viking, Norse or Scandinavian cultural and historical influences and overtones.
If you like world-building with a sweeping tapestry of characters and historical depth, druids, witches, magic, detailed fight and battle scenes, and romantic friction to charge the characters' interactions, then read this book.
Book One, TO FORGE A KING, told how Brandt, had been hidden away in the Shadow Lands by the Druid Aravin, ended up at Reave Hall in Vesfalruk. It recounted his strange memory loss, his training and experiences there, and how he came to trust those following him with his very life. At Reave Hall, Masters Ivar, and Wulfgar and Warden Bax came to the realization that Brandt was not just some boy they had found on the street and showed kindness to. He was actually the Lost Prince, the prophesied king, and the sole remaining member of the Clan Rodull, the previous ruling clan of Vesfalruk.
This is a story of destiny, hope, and courage. Every boy or man wants to believe he could be one the others hoped for, relied upon.
Do you have the strength to do what must be done?
The question is, can you face the destiny that is before you?
Join us and ask yourself these questions as you read the hope, struggles, and pain of a long-ago age.
Rejoin Brandt, Fridya and Yfiria and experience their struggles and triumphs in the world of Ellorhim
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Kindle Edition, 458 pages
Published October 29th 2020
tags: fantasy
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Thomas Adams was an English clergyman and reputed preacher. He was called "The Shakespeare of the Puritans" by Robert Southey; a Calvinist in theology, he is not accurately described as a Puritan.
Early sermons were Heaven and Earth Reconciled, and The Devil's Banquet. To Montagu he dedicated a work in 1618. In 1629 he collected into a massive folio his occasional sermons, a collection he dedicated to the parishioners of St Benet Paul's Wharf, and to the Lords Pembroke and Manchester. In 1638 appeared a long Commentary on the Second Epistle of St. Peter, dedicated to "Sir Henrie Marten, Knt."
His works have been republished in Nichol's Series of Standard Divines (3 vols, 1862), edited by Thomas Smith, and with a life by Joseph Angus, and his Commentary on the Second Epistle of St. Peter (1839) by James Sherman.
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