Vaetra Unveiled

by Daniel R. Marvello

Overview

Bored with his life as an innkeeper, Jaylan Forester takes a promising mercenary contract. The adventure goes out of control when he discovers that his client is being pursued by Sulana Delano, an intriguing Sword Sorceress from an enclave of sorcerers known as The Archives. Taught from birth to shun sorcerers, Jaylan must overcome his distrust of magic when an unexpected turn of events embroils Jaylan in Sulana's mission to recover a stolen mysterious artifact. Along the way, Jaylan learns that he too has the capacity to become a sorcerer. He must decide if he wants to explore his newfound abilities or resume the comfortable life he has always known. Fate has its own ideas about the path he should take.

Vaetra Unveiled is a swords & sorcery fantasy adventure of approximately 75,000 words/300 printed pages.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014885324
Publisher:	Magic Fur Press
Publication date:	01/21/2012
Series:	Vaetra Chronicles , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	296
File size:	311 KB

About the Author

Daniel R. Marvello writes fantasy adventure stories from his log home on forty acres of forested land in the North Idaho panhandle. The setting for his Vaetra Chronicles book series was inspired by the scenic beauty of his surroundings. Daniel shares his home with his loving wife of 20 years and several wonderful animals.

Editorial Reviews

Every aspect of this book is fully developed and loving care has been taken to get everything just right. It's not a short book and yet I easily finished it within two days - a testament to the fact that Vaetra Unveiled is a flat out page turner. Highly Recommended.

Goodreads - Roger Eschbacher

Vaetra Unveiled is a well-plotted, strikingly well-edited fantasy adventure. Overall, very fine work, especially for a first-time independent author. If you're a fan of the fantasy genre, you should read this book.

Amazon.com - Christopher Kellen

It reminds me of Robert Jordan but without the teenage stuff which I like. Best indie ebook I've read so far. Thumbs up!

Twitter - Kyla Wapshot