Published: June 11, 2012
Words: 122,343 (approximate)
Language: Canadian English
ISBN: 9781927397152

Short description

Bound in Stone: Volume One is the first novel in The Soulstone Chronicles, a fantasy adventure about an enigmatic deity reborn as a human being. Content warning: this series contains male-male romance and other glbtq content.

Extended description

Tehlm Sevet, the Shadow Master, the most potent summoner the world has ever known and the Earth Goddess's valued slave; she has sent him to conquer the coastal kingdoms of the northeastern crescent where her worship has been eschewed, and he must risk all peril, even the destruction of his immortal soul.

But a child walks the earth who should not have been born and he will set himself in Sevet's path and do his utmost to thwart the Goddess's will. This child will become the man predicted to destroy the Shadow Master. (Third Edition. Content warning: Adult fiction. Horror elements. This novel is the first in The Soulstone Chonicles series, which contains male-male romance and other glbtq content.)

Bound in Stone: Volume One is the first novel in The Soulstone Chronicles, a fantasy adventure about an enigmatic deity reborn as a human being.

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Tags

gay, fantasy, zombies, epic, witches, ghouls, sorcerer, gryphon, glbtq, soulstone

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Review by: Vany on Sep. 28, 2012 :
I read this and the rest of the books when it's first published. The series was amazing; I couldn't stop reading it and it has left a really big impression on me.
(review of free book)

Review by: Samdarius on Aug. 15, 2012 :
I found this book presented a compelling story with likeable characters that urged me to read on and on till I finished the book in now time at all.
It's one of those few books you start reading and cannot put down until you finished it. I already finished the next two books of the series and bought the next three because the first trilogy were that good (and because I want to know how the story continues).

I'm really happy that there will be more books of the Soulstone Chronicles as stated by K.M.Frontain because I know I'm going to read them all.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: tomwild on Aug. 08, 2012 :
Tressa Green's review says it much better than I could ever. Loved this book and am lookng forward to the second of the trilogy.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Tressa Green on June 24, 2012 :
The first Bound in Stone novel starts us on a complex and oft times horrifying journey about an unusually gifted child and a suitably creepy mage. The boy's very likeable family of thieves quickly finds themselves entangled in Marun's twisted plots - coerced against their will into following along a dark path. And it's just the beginning...

K.M. is a master of weaving a spellbinding tale that captures your attention and won't let go. Frontain doesn't flinch in the least penning the darkest, most horrific scenes that won't leave your mind long after you've closed the book; yet you can't look away as you're skillfully led into the next scene still a bit breathless.

The darkness is lightened to a more bearable level by the sheer irreverent jubilance of Kehfrey and his delightful family. The charisma of the characters and the familial love even charm the rare smile from Marun's lips. Those rare moments when Marun shows a bit of lingering humanity makes him a sympathetic and almost likeable villain. It's the wonderful characters (even the ones I don't like) that truly shine in this very well written fantasy novel.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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