The League Of Elder : Sygillis Of Metatron
By Ren Garcia
In the far distant future, man is no longer man--he is Elder, awash in life-long youth, health, and Gifts of the Mind. Serving celestial beings known as the Elders , man formed the League --a collection of Great Houses scattered on numerous worlds dedicated to defending life and serving the benevolent will of the Elders.
For ages League mothers have told their children terrifying stories about the Black Hats: the enemy. A sect of Xaphan murderers eager to slay anyone who falls into their grasp, always searching for their next victim.
Only the League's ruling body, the Sisterhood of Light, has been able to counter their evil. When a Black Hat is taken prisoner aboard Captain Davage's ship, the Sisters have every intention of executing her, to put her to a slow, painful death. That is what's done to Black Hats. And no one would dare challenge the Sister's authority.
They are astounded when the Captain refuses to allow it.
Using his Gift of Sight, Captain Davage, the Lord of the Great House of Blanchefort, has gotten a glimpse of the Black Hat's face, and is shocked. Though no one but a Sister would ever willingly face a Black Hat and hope to survive, he enters her cell.
The woman sitting there bears an exact resemblance to a beloved friend of the Captain's—a friend who is dead, murdered, lost in space along with her ship and her crew.
There she sits, Captain Davage's friend, apparently reborn as a Black Hat murderess, identical in every way except for the Black Hat's mark on her face.
The Black Hat, vile and evil, immediately plots Captain Davage's killing and, though the Sisters are near, none can protect him from her fury. She will come for his soul. Her name: Sygillis of Metatron.
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The Sylvan Horn: Book One of The Sylvan Chord
By Robert Redinger
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- Cover Art By Carol Phillips
Before the days of men, there were elves. In a time they were great and powerful, the first dwellers, the brightest ray of dawn upon the earth. They brought light and music to the world and every breeze that stirs and wave that crashes still echoes with the wonder of the fair folk.
But a foulness is brewing in the east, where men deal in sorcery. They summon dire forces, unleashing a terrible power into the world. And the elves, once immortal, now fade from the earth. But knowing that all sorcery comes from Runes that were carved ages ago, Efkin, a young elf lord, races to find and destroy the hidden Runes before all is lost. He sets out to recover the horn of his ancestors that long ago summoned the forces that shaped the world. Only the horn has the power to break the Runes. He journeys into the east, but comes too close to the heart of sorcery and does not dare blow the horn. If he is tainted by the poison of the Runes the horn will sound a ruinous note that could spell the end of the earth.
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Tales Of Tamoor: Book One Greehee: The Journey Of Five
By Michele Avanti
- Ages 10+
- Cover Art By Jane Starr Weils
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GreeHee is a deep thinking adolescent dragon with a gentle heart, born as a result of a prophecy. He wants his father to love and be proud of him, so he practices the dragon art wishing to become fierce. As the story opens a fairy has stumbled into his forest. He knows he should eat her but while he is considering how to, she asks him to take her home, saying her father will give him riches. Considering these facts, GreeHee decides to take her home where he intends to prove himself by devouring her entire family.
So GreeHee begins an amazing, perilous, unimaginable journey of self-discovery directed by the unseen hand of fate, and the unlikely companionship of a fairy.
GreeHee The Journey of Five consists of 34 short chapters, each a cliff-hanger. Though written for young adults ages 10 and up, it has been embraced by people of all ages.
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