FAR FOREST SCROLLS EARTH ON FIRE OCEAN O

FOUR, ALPHA

ISBN 10: 1735752800 / ISBN 13: 9781735752808

Published by Far Forest Scrolls, 2021

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: FAR FOREST SCROLLS EARTH ON FIRE OCEAN O
• Publisher: Far Forest Scrolls
• Publication Date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1735752800
• ISBN 13: 9781735752808
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: NEW

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Synopsis

The League of Truth finds itself in a life and death struggle before their quest truly begins. Trapped, they fight for survival between hordes of undead and fearsome humanoid tree creatures.

Pushed into civil war, the nations of Verngaurd descend into a series of devastating and fatal battles that leave the ground bloodied and in flames. Will Friar Pallium's years of planning be enough to overcome the considerably larger army of nations arrayed against them? With an elaborate series of feints and ambushes planned, the only assured outcome is substantial death on both sides. With the Allies and the Confederacy focused on fighting each other, the Dark Warriors are all too happy to move in and conquer territory.

When the trials of their odyssey are finally revealed the League quickly discovers it will be longer, more strenuous, and infinitely more dangerous than they could have imaged. Bellae will have to face eccentric guardians of uncertain motives while struggling with the devastating loss of one of her companions—and her part to play in his tragic death.  

This is the fourth book in the Far Forest Scrolls series.

About the Author

Alpha Four, or A4, is an enigmatic figure from the turn of the first millennium of the Common Era (C.E.). Although the formality of his education is uncertain, we know he studied military history, martial skills, languages, history, philosophy, mathematics, religion, and wrote extensively. Evidence suggests he was a ranking courtier and military advisor in the turbulent environment that was England one thousand years ago. He likely served in Æthelred II's court (and possibly Sweyn I, the Danish sovereign who briefly sat on the English throne in 1013 C.E.).