The Call of Prophecy: And the Struggle over the Fate of Caliyon: Volume 1 - Softcover

Reeves, Troy C.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0991868056 ISBN 13: 9780991868056

Publisher: Legacy Literature Inc., 2013

Synopsis

Something is amiss in the kingdom of Lorenth. During one of the expansion missions, the humans determine they are no longer alone in the world as they once thought. In fact, the men are viciously attacked by the elves of Illu`Dar. Sentient, magically adept dragons, dwarves, elemental races, treants, dryads, sprites, ice elves, and woodland elves compose the fae races that for generations have lived in a silent pact with the humans, never revealing their presence until the humans breached their borders. Meanwhile, a restless and vile taint seeks a vessel to dominate—a living corruption spawned from the conflict between the three imprisoned deities: Sarik, Ethoni, and Deimar. This taint finds such a vessel in Seneschal Dean—second in command of the human armies of Lorenth, led by the noble priest-king, Arimas. Age-old prophecies entwine around events leading to the beginning of the time of silence—the time when the Tear of Deimar made its call, searching for the promised Lightbringer who must eventually stand to face the Seed of Corruption and right the balance of Caliyon for good. An unlikely combination of warriors unites to defeat the mysterious threat.

About this title

About the Author

Troy C. Reeves has been an avid fantasy reader for much of his life. He is the founder of Legacy Literature Inc – a publishing and distribution company committed to promoting literacy around the world while aiding other aspiring authors to achieve their literary dreams. Also trained as a psychiatric mental health nurse with the Canadian Forces, Troy resides in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada with his wife Melissa, and his three sons: Josh, Cole and Matt.

Edition details

• Publisher: Legacy Literature Inc.
• Publication date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0991868056
• ISBN 13: 9780991868056
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrator: Brookes Paul
• Edition number: 2
• Number of pages: 446
• Editor: Foreman Natalie