
The Legend of Lilith
Hillary Oliver(Author)
Phoenix Rising Press
Published on 20. January 2020
Book
Paperback/Softback
488 pages
978-1-9992318-0-4 (ISBN)
Description
"The darkness has become my safe place. The only place I can find repose. The only place I can truly hide."
In a land where beasts roam the plains and the valleys, and vile monsters sprout wings to scale the highest city walls, the five Gods of Elysium have created a race called the Divine; human vessels for Their elements. These individuals are endowed with greater power to fight the evils of the terrestrial realm.
When Lilith Oak is Anointed Divine by Constantine, God of Aether, she is thrust into a whole new world of dark magic, vicious warfare, and vengeance. Somehow she must learn how to control the abyss that is Aether, whilst overcoming grief in order to unite with her new family in Divination.
Rhéa DaSylvà, a young Enchantress of the Obsydían Marsh, abandons the Ilíos coven to pursue a comfortable life at the side of her beloved. Her plans are disrupted when she is presented with an impossible task: to serve a covetous man or lose her only love.
The Era of Shadows has blanketed Augusta for over a century, and now two women are expected to end the Great Divine’s one-hundred-year campaign against the Empire. On separate sides of Augusta, Lilith and Rhéa are forced to choose between the good of the Empire and their only living kin.
Trigger warnings: mention of suicide, mention of forced intercourse, violence in warfare, and tear-inspiring character arcs.
About the Author
Hillary Oliver hails from Toronto, Ontario. With a degree in English Literature and History from Trent University, she has dreams of delivering rich historical fiction with a fantastical twist, and gritty dark fantasy. When not writing, she is a telecommunications lineman and dedicated canine mother.
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Series
Language
English
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 26 mm
Weight
700 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-9992318-0-4 (9781999231804)
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