The Ring and the Sword

Spell-binding fantasy adventure following an unlikely hero’s destiny quest. – BookLife Review

The High King had been murdered on his throne. Ambrose the Prophet was dead.

Now in possession of the Lawbreaker’s ring and blamed for both those deaths, Lauren flees from town to town across the Federation pursued by bounty hunters and soldiers of the High King.

Haunted by the loss of his mentor and sought by some malevolent power, Lauren hides his true name and his identity as a minstrel. He finds refuge in a place he never dreamed existed and there he comes face to face with the history of his people and a destiny he's not sure he can accept.

Readers love The Ring and the Sword:

Sometimes you find a jewel that you know will stay with you for a long time and you’ll recommend to your children, when they become of age. This series will be one of them! Goodreads reviewer

Larry Daily was born in Covington, Kentucky and currently resides in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia. He holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and teaches psychology classes at Shepherd University. The Chronicles of the Lawbreaker is his first foray into fiction and is the result of a decades long love of fantasy inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien, Ursula K. Le Guin, Patricia McKillip, and Mary Stewart. In his spare time Larry builds HO scale model trains, plays folk music on six- and twelve-string guitars, and devours fantasy novels.