Forged in Fire

by Fraser Scott

Overview

Secrets. Scheming. Magic.

Secrets abound on the island nation of Godewyne. The fact that defenses are weak at the King's seat, Castle Godewyne, is not a secret to power hungry noble Aderlard Maculinus; nor to court Jester Josh who seems to be closely guarding a few secrets of his own. Speaking of secrets, what is the hidden agenda of the royal assassin and what is Wickenshire's blacksmith, Ranulf, hiding about his past? How will Ranulf's secrets affect his orphaned grandson/apprentice Rollie?

Will these and other secrets be revealed or pushed into the shadows with the arrival of a mysterious stranger who wants to commission Rollie to forge an odd Druid token out of a mysterious metal?

And once the secret of the token is revealed will anything ever be the same?

The debut novel from Fraser Scott, "Forged in Fire" is a new addition to the great Fantasy tradition of Jeff Wheeler, James Maxwell, and David Eddings and is the first book of The Godewyne Chronicles (Book 1: Forged in Fire, Book 2: A Song Among the Trees, & Book 3: Rollie Revealed).

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781539910671
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	11/11/2016
Series:	The Godewyne Chronicles , #1
Pages:	154
Product dimensions:	5.51(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.33(d)

About the Author

Fraser Scott is an accomplished story teller, dog owner, theatrical lighting designer, yacht racer, college professor, wine enthusiast, avid reader, and obsessed writer. He is a history buff with a twisted sense of humor and sometimes he uses naughty words. His first foray into writing novels is the book series: "The Godewyne Chronicles" (Book One: Forged in Fire, Book Two: A Song Among the Trees, & Book Three: Rollie Revealed) with book 4 due out in winter 2017.

"When I was a teenager, during the summer, after I got off work, I liked to sit in the shade of a big maple tree in our back yard with an iced tea and a book. My favorites were fantasy books; the best were the series. I'd get lost in the legends and ancient chronicles of wizards, warriors, fairies, quests, guardians, magic, gods, sorcerers, dragons, demons, champions, elves, angels, and fantastic beasts -- from 'The Lord of the Rings' to 'The Belgariad' to 'Shannara' to 'The Elric Saga' to 'The Eternal Champion' series - I just couldn't get enough. I was born too early for the Harry Potter books and George R.R. Martin's 'Game of Thrones' and the 'Wheel of Time' and 'The Lightbringer' series by Brent Weeks, so I had to read those without my maple tree (and the iced tea was replaced by a frosty IPA). I'd like to think that there is some kid (or grown up kid like me) who's reading 'The Godewyne Chronicles' under a tree somewhere, getting lost into the story, eagerly awaiting the next book in the set while, at the same time, hoping the book they're reading won't end."