The Lost Prince By Thomas A. Moffitt
The Draynesiris Saga
In the early Common Era, all the Daventombs were killed, leaving the dragons of Erosil without a master for the first time in over 500 years. The new queen, Anot Blackcloak, was seen as a liberator by some and a murderer by others. Rumours began to circulate that a new dragon king, named Draynesiris, would emerge and unite the lands of man with the help of the largest dragon the continent had ever seen. The attempts of Anot to destroy the dragons and their masters would be undone by the new Dragon King, who would be born from Blackcloak blood and sit upon the Burnt Throne.
THE FORGOTTEN PRINCE (2 of 2) - Out 2027
About the Book
Prince Solomon Whitehammer-Morhall was born to rule Man's Lands from the East to the West. But when his mother is murdered and the child is taken, feared dead, the rift between the Morhall-ruled Estron and the Whitehammer-ruled Jacarcia becomes a canyon. Many years later, when Man's Lands are preparing for war, a smuggler is captured and brought to the King in the East, claiming to be the lost prince.
Carlof Crowbeak, a young Guardian of the Frost, finds himself lost as the lands of Erosil begin to crumble around him. In a world where wealth and power define a man's worth, Carlof discovers that he is not who he was said to be. His sentinel, Arkonis Sephicron, holds many secrets. Together, they are driven from the land of the mysterious Langwyth and into the hands of the Legion of Iron.
The Grandmistress of the Swords of the Uplifted battles against dark forces long forgotten. Very few see the value of her crusade until an enigmatic stranger appears and offers guidance in the face of uncertainty. As her enemy gains a name at the Black Spire of Ravenscarre, she realises the cost of ignorance.
The rulers of Erosil battle for supremacy, and the lines between friend and foe, truth and lie, begin to blur. The King of Jacarcia enlists the help of the Elven Lord of Olianon in a desperate attempt to reclaim his lost lands from the Kingdom of Estron, but their choice of allies has the peoples of both realms questioning who truly is the hero. He has brought down the wrath of the Orcs upon the city he failed, and a pirate King lays waste to the coast in the name of Jacarcia.
Some Early Reviews...
'A world I know so well and know better now, I know the characters that live there. Looking forward to the next instalment ~ Reviewer
'This is a story of circumstance and misunderstanding. It is as much a psychological study as it is a piece of fiction. I can't recommend it enough! ~ Reviewer
'I actually found this book quite enjoyable! It filled the time well and had an intriguing story. Well done, and wish you the best for the future. ~ Reviewer
Information
Author: Thomas A. Moffitt
Publisher: Luna Eden Publishing (Broken Crowns Fantasy)
Genre: Epic Fantasy (Sword and Sorcery)
ISBN-13: 9781917519861
Pagination: 760 pages
Content Rating: May include violence and threats.
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The Burnt Throne by Thomas A. Moffitt
About the book
After centuries in disarray, the continent of Erosil is on the brink of war. The King of Estron has seized the city of Runo, and his rival has no choice but to act. The King of Jacarcia rallies Erosil behind him to reclaim his home and avenge his sister's death.
A smuggler, brought up by the Frost of Tress, is captured and brought to Estron. He claims to be the missing Prince Solomon, heir to the kingdom. The king has another heir, however, one who is determined to leave a greater legacy than both his supposed brother and his father.
The First Prince of Jacarcia is captured by Estron's forces, relying on his father's elven allies to save him. He vows that upon his release, neither of his rival princes will ever join Man's Lands.
Ungodly forces begin to rise again in the shadows. The Grandmistress of the Uplifted takes it upon herself to save Man's Lands and the man she once called husband.
As the Lands of Man make war, dragons awaken, and the Mistwalkers rise once more. The princes must embrace their destinies at the cost of all in Erosil.
Author - Editor - Student
Thomas A. Moffitt
Tom started writing at age seven and published his first book, The Erosion of Erosil, at fifteen. Meanwhile, he is pursuing a PhD in Classics. He created and leads Broken Crowns Fantasy and edits at Luna Eden Publishing. His favourite author is Tolkien.