Sunlight: Acts of the United Sceptres Book One

by Julius Buchanan

Overview

An ancient nation struggles to find hope after falling to the dark spirit Marduk. Marduk covers the nation in dark red clouds to block out sunlight. A spy from the United Sceptres accidentally discovers the Q'dosh children from the village of Beth Shan. They rescue Zoe, Yesh, and Stazee to the safety of Sceptre City, where they learn they have been chosen by the Pneuma to hone their gifts of extraordinary power and return to their homeland on a sabotage mission--break into the Citadel, expel Marduk, and restore sunlight to the land.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157676995
Publisher:	Julius Buchanan
Publication date:	09/28/2015
Series:	Acts of the United Sceptres , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	292
File size:	197 KB

About the Author

From his hometown of Rainbow City, Alabama, Julius Buchanan has travelled the world. He’s lived in New York, Connecticut, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taipei. Now he calls Phnom Penh, Cambodia, home. After a legal career in major law firms, financial market regulation, and an international megabank, Julius left it all on a journey of faith. That journey brought him to Cambodia, and now it brings his novels to you.

Julius writes fantasy novels that drill into the deep questions of life and faith. He doesn’t just want to entertain you. He aims to leave you relishing life and finding your purpose for waking up tomorrow. He invites you into the universal battle between good and evil that happens all around us—most of all within us.

Julius draws inspiration from a myriad of sources including Greek and Hebrew scriptures, extensive travels in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, Chinese culture, Cambodian culture, and his native home, America.

You can follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Goodreads, and sign up for his email distribution list on his website, unitedsceptres.com.

Julius is an alumnus of Yale Law School, Birmingham-Southern College, where he joined Sigma Chi Fraternity, Southside High School and the International Chinese Language Program at National Taiwan University.