Sorcerer's Code
The Elements of Sorcery: Lesson I
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Fiction & Literature, Short Stories
| Author: | Christopher Kellen | ISBN: | 1230000095484 |
| Publisher: | Eisengoth Independent Books | Publication: | January 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Christopher Kellen |
| ISBN: | 1230000095484 |
| Publisher: | Eisengoth Independent Books |
| Publication: | January 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
"...an intriguing plot that holds the reader's interest until the end." -R. Nicholson, Amazon.com review
"It left me wanting more." - Daniel R. Marvello, author of Vaetra Unveiled
Discover the SORCERER'S CODE...
Edar Moncrief has a problem. As the city of Elenia's finest sorcerer (or so he would say) no one paid him any mind, until he trips over the body of an Arbiter - the legendary warriors who aren't supposed to leave corpses behind when they die. It gets even worse when he comes face-to-face with a real, live Arbiter who blames him for the death. With a literal sword hanging over his head, Moncrief must find and catch a murderer, before D'Arden Tal declares him responsible and kills him instead.
"This book was amazing." - DMoroi99, Amazon.com review
If you enjoy fantasy with a bleeding razor edge of humor from authors like Karl Edward Wagner, Jim Butcher or Mike Carey, put SORCERER'S CODE at the top of your TBR pile today, and find out why a sorcerer can never tell a lie...
"...an intriguing plot that holds the reader's interest until the end." -R. Nicholson, Amazon.com review
"It left me wanting more." - Daniel R. Marvello, author of Vaetra Unveiled
Discover the SORCERER'S CODE...
Edar Moncrief has a problem. As the city of Elenia's finest sorcerer (or so he would say) no one paid him any mind, until he trips over the body of an Arbiter - the legendary warriors who aren't supposed to leave corpses behind when they die. It gets even worse when he comes face-to-face with a real, live Arbiter who blames him for the death. With a literal sword hanging over his head, Moncrief must find and catch a murderer, before D'Arden Tal declares him responsible and kills him instead.
"This book was amazing." - DMoroi99, Amazon.com review
If you enjoy fantasy with a bleeding razor edge of humor from authors like Karl Edward Wagner, Jim Butcher or Mike Carey, put SORCERER'S CODE at the top of your TBR pile today, and find out why a sorcerer can never tell a lie...
