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Published: Nov. 18, 2011
Words: 70,323 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780983882909
Short description
As men gather in a final battle that will determine the fate of mankind in a land torn by war, Iseac looks back on the events that led to this pivotal point as he makes his way with an army of men to the Abyss of Rorrah to fight a being with the power of a god. Born with a gift, unique to a few, known as Anamerians, Iseac learned that he was a counterpoint on events that affected humanity beforeExtended description
As men gather in a final battle that will determine the fate of mankind in a land torn by war, Iseac looks back on the events that led to this pivotal point as he makes his way with an army of men to the Abyss of Rorrah to fight a being with the power of a god.Born with a gift, unique to a few, known as Anamerians, Iseac learned that he was a counterpoint on events that affected humanity before it happens. Trained by a patron named Gabram, he is given charge of an elite group of warriors known as Ackalans and sent to find three youths that are their hope of stopping an impending war that if not stopped could end in the annihilation of humanity.
In his quest, Iseac finds himself in a small town where everyone was killed by creatures that appear and disappear without a trace. He finds an only survivor in one of these mysterious attack, a young man named Samuel who managed to escape and soon they both discovered how tied their fates are to the oncoming battle.
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fantasy, magic, epic fantasy, action adventure, series, kids bookAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
lisa bishop
on May 12, 2013 :
I reviewed this book the day that I got it. At first it started out kind of slow but the pace stepped up abit and I really enjoyed it. I would recommend this book to everyone.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
James Jones
on Dec. 21, 2012 :
Classic good vs Evil story.
Iseac and Samuel are two boys who don't plan on doing more than being just boys, however destiny has other plans. Iseac is his generation's Anamerian. His task is to find three people who will will help determine the out come of a great war with the Gaid'dum. Once the Gaid'dum was simply a curious boy like Iseac and Samuel, but after touching one of the sacred scrolls, he has become something of great evil. Looking only to conquer the kingdoms and take control of the rest of the sacred scrolls. Samuel is quietly enjoying his own life, when his town in attacked. His entire family is either slaughtered or captured by the Gaid'dum's army. While trying to find a way to save his mother and remaining brother his path crosses Iseac's and his life's course is altered forever.
I'm caught in the middle on this book. On one hand I love the story. Itejere's world he has created, with it's different kingdoms and various people, is very intriguing. His characters seemed solid in how they were written and didn't jump all over the place. In fact I really enjoyed the story and how he brought Iseac and Samuel's separate stories together. In fact there were some unexpected but interesting twists along the way. I would definitely be interested in reading the next book in the series and finding out what else happens to Iseac and Samuel, and who survives the war.
(reviewed the day of purchase)
Review by:
suthej01
on Dec. 20, 2012 :
This novel was difficult for me to understand and get into due to the various spelling and grammar mistakes.
I read my books on a kindle using the text-to-speech feature and having excellent grammar and spelling in a novel when using this feature is essential. This meant that I was unable to finish the novel because it was too difficult to follow the story.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)