The Avatar of Calderia: Book Three: The Lost Mage

by David M Echeandia

Overview

The Dark sorcerer, Ra&kgrave;koth, invades Balleterria, bringing death and destruction to the land as he unleashes his vast Imperial armies of ruthless killers and vicious war beasts upon the brave but greatly outnumbered Alliance of human and Elfin defenders. Only they stand between him and certain doom for their peoples as he pursues his malevolent dream of bloody conquest. Meanwhile, Killian, Ellianthia and their intrepid companions continue their long, perilous quest for the mysterious lost mage, leaving the Plains people behind and following the shining stone ever southward into the ominous black Glass Mountains. Great danger, ferocious beasts, mythical creatures and startling surprises await them as they search for what lies beyond the enigmatic "door above the clouds," knowing that every day's delay means that more of their countrymen will suffer and die. Battered by the enemy's relentless assault, the Alliance forces led by Gavan, Rillandariel and Mi&kgrave;kel struggle to survive epic battles fought with deadly steel and arcane magic-and a treacherous assassin in their own ranks-desperately hoping to endure long enough for Killian to return with the only weapon that can defeat the evil wizard and save them from annihilation.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780989596251
Publisher:	David M. Echeandia
Publication date:	05/27/2016
Series:	The Avatar of Calderia Trilogy , #3
Pages:	412
Product dimensions:	5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.84(d)

About the Author

David M. Echeandia was born in New York City, enduring the snow and freezing winters, and loving New York pizza by the slice. Now a psychologist, he lives in California with his family and a brawny Pekingese, though he still misses the pizza. He has been a lover of science fiction/fantasy since childhood, starting with Heinlein, Asimov, Herbert and Le Guin, and later with Salvatore, Eddings, Feist, Martin, Gabaldon and Carey. He enjoys RPG games, canning preserves, old time radio, and attending Highland Games festivals (the "M" is for "McMaster"). He has been promising to learn how to play "Scotland the Brave" on the bagpipes for too long to take himself seriously anymore, but perhaps one day...