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Keepers of Runes and the Tower of Shadows
Keepers of Runes and the Tower of Shadows (Volume 1)
Keepers of Runes and the Tower of Shadows
Haunted by his sordid past, Corinth emerges from his solitude within the eternal forest around Enzlintine. Eager to serve, he is sent away under the ruse of a mercenary to quell the troubled region plagued by Khalid, the Lord of Conquest. Unsure of his companions, he discovers a world unlike the one imparted by his vain race. The trail of deadly contracts leads them to a mysterious tower inhabited by an unforeseen evil. It forces them into greater dangers to retrieve an unknown object, under the escort a young girl it claims as his ward. Offering her assistance to flee in exchange for her safety, her charm and peculiar lineage forces the noble soldier of fortune to question his precious ideals while seeking refuge. They race towards a frigid wasteland to find the bane of the evil that stalks them, while battling assassins, ominous creatures, and the forces of Khalid. { } (credible reviews below) Recommended for those who enjoyed the Percy Jackson series, the Mortal Instruments, and Harry Potter. { }"Perfect for fans of fantasy" --Pacific Book Review "A wondrous world that is entertaining as well as thought provoking." (5 stars) --The Hollywood Review by Pacific Book Review Win a free copy! 30 available for giveaway at: https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/enter_choose_address/100680-keepers-of-runes-and-the-tower-of-shadows Author website: www.keeperofrunes.com Twitter: Andrew Cratsley @Mortiscet Proceeeds during September and October will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. Please share flier on my site with your local libraries to help battle illiteracy in our schools.

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Genre: 

  • Fantasy

Age Level: 

  • 12 and up
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Keepers of Runes and the Tower of Shadows is a book about an elf named Corinth who lived on the world of Terranesit.  Corinth had been left orphaned early on in his life.  After his parents died from a plague, he started a band of thieves.  Finally, though, their band was caught and put in jail.  It took a good many years, but finally Corinth convinced his captor, Tessius, that he was ready to change.  When that happened, Tessius took him on as an apprentice to become a Sage Knight.  He became a Sage Knight on his 120th birthday.  (A Sage Knight is one who

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Corinth, a newly appointed Sage Knight from Terranset (the land of mythical creatures) is sent as a mercenary to investigate blocked roads. But it’s not that simple. After a few turns of events, Corinth (along with fellow mercenaries Aventis and Nadine) play into the hands of a very powerful necromancer. Instead of killing Corinth and his friends, the necromancer sends them on a quest to find a magical book. Rieka (the necromancer’s daughter) is sent with them as a “precaution” but turns into a helpful hand, at times even helping them.

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