An Arion on an Adventure

Mythopoeia for the modern era. "On the frontier of another universe lives Luckstroke, a young Equine farmhand. When a terrible shadow shifts in the dark seas, Luckstroke is led to the very heart of evil itself. She meets a company of characters and embarks on an adventure to uncover the terrible secrets of her ancestors. She must use her wits and will to fight against the greatest enemy Equinekind has faced in eons. Her family on the line, and the world on the brink of crisis, the fate of two species are placed upon her hooves." Featuring a painstakingly handcrafted storyworld with a rich history and background, An Arion on an Adventure is takes the genre of mythopoeia into the modern era. Unlike most fantasy books, An Arion on an Adventure leans toward scientific, technological and cultural wonders than the traditional high fantasy text. This is the second book in the 'Tales from Mythvale' series. Others include: Tales from Mythvale: A Boy and a Dragon (Release year: 2013) Tales from Mythvale: An Arion on an Adventure (Release year: 2014) Tales from Mythvale: A Dinner with Dragons (Release year: 2015) Tales from Mythvale: The Phoenix Games (Release year: 2016) Tales from Mythvale: An American Pegasus (Release year: 2017) Each 'Tales from Mythvale' book is an individual story; no prior knowledge or reading of any other book in the series is required. This is a novel written in the first person perspective of Luckstroke, and lasts almost 100,000 words. The book features around 25,000 words worth of appendices to accompany the main novel. The appendices feature articles, maps, language rundowns, and details on the biological and physical characteristics of both Equus and her inhabitants. Both the novel and the appendices contain illustrations (printed in black and white on the Createspace version).