Sorcerers' Isle

by Gregory Shipp (Illustrator), Betsy Mitchell (Editor), Damonza (Illustrator)

Overview

SUFFERING IS THE DOOR THROUGH WHICH DEMONS ENTERCenturies ago, the Isle of Branikdür was mysteriously abandoned by the ruling Hélum Empire. Ever since, rival clans have battled for supremacy at the bidding of their sacred sorcerers.During the once-a-year armistice for the Festival of Proving, the gifted warrior Snaith Harrow aims to leave his mark in the fight circles before marrying his childhood sweetheart. But following a freak accident, he discovers a terrible secret about the girl he loves: Tey Moonshine is a daughter of suffering, and she has fallen prey to the things that stalk the netherworld. Under the influence of a demon that hides within her marrow, she gouges a magical codex into her flesh, believing it will make her the greatest sorcerer the isle has ever known.Maimed from his accident and no longer able to fight, Snaith is apprenticed to the clan sorcerer, Theurig, and Tey is sent away from the village.As Snaith is thrust headlong into a sorcerer's world of misdirection and control, Tey must master the darkness that possesses her, if she is to stand together with him against the coming storm.For the ripples of forbidden magic have roused the sleeping might of the Hélum Empire.War is coming.A war the clans can never win.And the fate of Branikdür lies in the hands of a warrior turned wizard and a deranged girl who grows more deadly by the day.Sorcerers' Isle is a shocking tale of dark fantasy from international bestselling author D.P. Prior.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781981948857
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	12/28/2017
Series:	Shadow Cycle , #1
Pages:	354
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.79(d)

About the Author

D.P. Prior was born in Eastbourne in the south of England, spent a few years in Australia, and now lives in Florida, USA. A former actor, musician, psychiatric nurse, personal trainer, and fiction editor, he now writes full-time. Influences include: David Gemmell, Stephen R. Donaldson, Michael Moorcock, R.E. Howard, Lin Carter, L. Sprague du Camp, Mary Doria Russell, G.K. Chesterton, Joe Abercrombie, and Bernard Cornwell.