Florian Armas
Ardent
language
( Dec. 13, 2018)
The Wanderers could see the future: civil war and destruction. They could change it.
The Circle has chosen a new King for Frankis, and is now bent on completing the destruction of Codrin and Jara’s family. For Dochia, the Fourth Light of the Wanderers, the Circle’s choice is a terrible mistake, but there is no way to change its decision.
Before her death, the First Light of the Wanderers foresees a Fracture, which will destroy the kingdoms born from the remnants of the Alban empire; only a Seer can heal it and restore peace and order.
On the eastern steppes, the Sect of the Serpent God, born at the precession of the equinoxes, is getting ready to conquer the world. Lost knowledge and artifacts from the old Talant Empire are resurfacing.
Everything falls on Codrin’s shoulders, but can he avert the coming disaster? And is he the Seer the First Light foresaw?
Chronicle of the Seer is an enthralling epic trilogy that spans decades, weaving a tapestry of lives and lands into a universal story of love, honor, magic and fate.
The Circle has chosen a new King for Frankis, and is now bent on completing the destruction of Codrin and Jara’s family. For Dochia, the Fourth Light of the Wanderers, the Circle’s choice is a terrible mistake, but there is no way to change its decision.
Before her death, the First Light of the Wanderers foresees a Fracture, which will destroy the kingdoms born from the remnants of the Alban empire; only a Seer can heal it and restore peace and order.
On the eastern steppes, the Sect of the Serpent God, born at the precession of the equinoxes, is getting ready to conquer the world. Lost knowledge and artifacts from the old Talant Empire are resurfacing.
Everything falls on Codrin’s shoulders, but can he avert the coming disaster? And is he the Seer the First Light foresaw?
Chronicle of the Seer is an enthralling epic trilogy that spans decades, weaving a tapestry of lives and lands into a universal story of love, honor, magic and fate.
- Pages
- 389
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