Dragon Master (Rise of the Archmage, #2)
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The sorcerer, Ravin Dar, has called forth a mythical beast of legend and set it against humanity. Standing in its path are a select group of heroes destined to save the world, if they can only survive long enough to do it.
Salen Valari, elven wizard and would be archmage, along with the dark-skinned half-elf, Somrael, and the female elven warrior Shyi-Lhanna, meet up with Korr, the northern warrior, and Cerufin Flamesong, an old friend from the elven city of Tir-Oniel. Together they travel towards destiny and a prophesy that brings them face to face with a beast that has only existed in stories. Left without many choices, they must master old rituals and conquer traitorous schemes to save the day, all before they kill each other.
Swords, sorcery, and sarcasm abound as they travel towards the fate of Erendor and only the gods-in-the-sky know how it will all end.
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Born in the usual way, author Michael D. Nadeau found fantasy at the age of eight with Dungeons & Dragons. He loved being different people as well as casting magic. By High school he discovered his love for reading thanks to a teacher. She fed his thirst for books by bringing her own books from home and lending them to him, even buying one towards the end of her class. He has now read hundreds of fantasy books, living in each of their worlds along with the characters. After awhile he started created his own worlds for his games with friends. Cities, gods, ancient and terrible beings and histories...then he would burn them all down.
He is the author of the Lythinall series: The Darkness Returns book 1, The Darkness Within book 2 (August 2020), The Darkness Falls (coming soon), and Tales from Lythinall ? an anthology (coming soon). He also has several stories in Kyanite Press's Journal of speculative fiction and Eerie River Publishing anthologies, as well as writing for Gestalt Media's monthly contest regularly. Dragon Caller is his new series and is released for free to support those quarantined at home during the pandemic
