Reign of Madness
In Ages past, the magicians of Terra fled the expansion of monotheism and science for a world already peopled by refugees from worlds uncounted. On Xeuxondra, Humanity’s magicians carved out an Empire where their children could live safely in their gifts. Eight centuries have passed and the Imperial House has fallen into decay. The latest in a series of bad Emperors, Josef XII, has ruled with cruelty, corruption, and madness. The Archpriest of the God of Vengeance has called a Convocation in the city of Armaconia to discuss what to do about the state of affairs.
Into this situation falls two young men destined to steer the Empire into the future. Despite his Majesty's madness and cruelty, the wise Empress, long disgusted by her husband, has managed to raise three children that give hope for the Imperial House of Pfalia. The eldest, Crown Prince Jan, is on his way to Armaconia to meet his betrothed. There he will discover a burden of responsibility both unfair and inevitable.
As Prince Jan is journeying to the Holy City, Josef Samuelson is endeavoring to escape arrest and conscription on Terra. The last of a long line of wizards, Samuelson uses an ancient spell passed down through the centuries to flee Terra, emerging in a lake near Armaconia. Taken in by the priesthood, the young wizard is thrust into a power struggle between the cruelty of Emperor Josef XII and the determination of the Archpriest to free the Empire from his reign of madness. Samuelson finds a new home where he can be himself, a new family to protect, and a friend closer than any the young man had ever known.
Can two young men thrown together find their way down the dangerous path of a very strange destiny none can predict?
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Into this situation falls two young men destined to steer the Empire into the future. Despite his Majesty's madness and cruelty, the wise Empress, long disgusted by her husband, has managed to raise three children that give hope for the Imperial House of Pfalia. The eldest, Crown Prince Jan, is on his way to Armaconia to meet his betrothed. There he will discover a burden of responsibility both unfair and inevitable.
As Prince Jan is journeying to the Holy City, Josef Samuelson is endeavoring to escape arrest and conscription on Terra. The last of a long line of wizards, Samuelson uses an ancient spell passed down through the centuries to flee Terra, emerging in a lake near Armaconia. Taken in by the priesthood, the young wizard is thrust into a power struggle between the cruelty of Emperor Josef XII and the determination of the Archpriest to free the Empire from his reign of madness. Samuelson finds a new home where he can be himself, a new family to protect, and a friend closer than any the young man had ever known.
Can two young men thrown together find their way down the dangerous path of a very strange destiny none can predict?
Reign of Madness
In Ages past, the magicians of Terra fled the expansion of monotheism and science for a world already peopled by refugees from worlds uncounted. On Xeuxondra, Humanity’s magicians carved out an Empire where their children could live safely in their gifts. Eight centuries have passed and the Imperial House has fallen into decay. The latest in a series of bad Emperors, Josef XII, has ruled with cruelty, corruption, and madness. The Archpriest of the God of Vengeance has called a Convocation in the city of Armaconia to discuss what to do about the state of affairs.
Into this situation falls two young men destined to steer the Empire into the future. Despite his Majesty's madness and cruelty, the wise Empress, long disgusted by her husband, has managed to raise three children that give hope for the Imperial House of Pfalia. The eldest, Crown Prince Jan, is on his way to Armaconia to meet his betrothed. There he will discover a burden of responsibility both unfair and inevitable.
As Prince Jan is journeying to the Holy City, Josef Samuelson is endeavoring to escape arrest and conscription on Terra. The last of a long line of wizards, Samuelson uses an ancient spell passed down through the centuries to flee Terra, emerging in a lake near Armaconia. Taken in by the priesthood, the young wizard is thrust into a power struggle between the cruelty of Emperor Josef XII and the determination of the Archpriest to free the Empire from his reign of madness. Samuelson finds a new home where he can be himself, a new family to protect, and a friend closer than any the young man had ever known.
Can two young men thrown together find their way down the dangerous path of a very strange destiny none can predict?
Into this situation falls two young men destined to steer the Empire into the future. Despite his Majesty's madness and cruelty, the wise Empress, long disgusted by her husband, has managed to raise three children that give hope for the Imperial House of Pfalia. The eldest, Crown Prince Jan, is on his way to Armaconia to meet his betrothed. There he will discover a burden of responsibility both unfair and inevitable.
As Prince Jan is journeying to the Holy City, Josef Samuelson is endeavoring to escape arrest and conscription on Terra. The last of a long line of wizards, Samuelson uses an ancient spell passed down through the centuries to flee Terra, emerging in a lake near Armaconia. Taken in by the priesthood, the young wizard is thrust into a power struggle between the cruelty of Emperor Josef XII and the determination of the Archpriest to free the Empire from his reign of madness. Samuelson finds a new home where he can be himself, a new family to protect, and a friend closer than any the young man had ever known.
Can two young men thrown together find their way down the dangerous path of a very strange destiny none can predict?
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| BN ID: | 2940014777926 |
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| Publisher: | J. M. F. Hildebrandt |
| Publication date: | 06/09/2012 |
| Series: | Chronicles of The Samuelson , #1 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 441 |
| File size: | 317 KB |
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