Keeper Martin's Tale (Ruin Mist Chronicles, Book 1)

Stanek, Robert

ISBN 10: 1575450429 / ISBN 13: 9781575450421

Published by Virtual Pr, 2002

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Keeper Martin's Tale (Ruin Mist Chronicles, Book 1)
• Publisher: Virtual Pr
• Publication Date: 2002
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1575450429
• ISBN 13: 9781575450421
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Robert Stanek's Ruin Mist Chronicles begin when the Elf Queen sends the warrior elf lord, Seth, on a journey to the lands of Man. Legend says that the races have been divided for hundreds of years after a bloody war that left few survivors among the brother races. In Keeper Martin's Tale, we embark on the unfolding of the first path through the histories of Ruin Mist. This is a deep epic fantasy ostensibly chronicled by Keeper Martin, head of lore keepers. The second path through Ruin Mist, Elf Queen's Quest, delves deep into the darker underside of Ruin Mist, and we start to see the three primary realms of Robert's world: Under Earth, Middle Earth, and Over Earth. You can start with the light path (Keeper Martin's Tale) and then read the dark path (Elf Queen's Quest), or vice versa. Look for the powerful sequels Keeper Martin's Tale Part II and Fields Of Honor soon.

About the Author

Currently Robert lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife and children. Robert is proud to have served in the Persian Gulf War as a combat crewmember on an electronic warfare aircraft. During the war, he flew numerous combat and combat support missions, logging over two hundred combat flight hours. His distinguished accomplishments during the Persian Gulf War earned him nine medals, including the United States of America's highest flying honor, the Air Force Distinguished Flying Cross. His career total was 17 medals in only 11 years of military service, making him one of the most highly decorated veterans of the Persian Gulf War.