The Way of the Walker (Paperback or Softback)

No man lives forever. But our deeds will never die . . .

Tenthis, the realm of the gods, is dying. The Light of the Eyavare, intended to keep it and the mortal realm separate, is fading, and the merger of two realms unleashes the World Storm. Cities crumble, floods rage, and it is all that man can do to hold on to that which is most precious . . . each other.

Jonas, a man well acquainted with the dark side of human nature, desired nothing more than to live his life in peace with those dearest to him. A peace that was shattered when his soul was ensnared by a goddess determined to restore Tenthis at any cost. A peace that was shattered by the death of his wife.

Together with Orana, a thief grappling with her own demons, and Vernak, an old man full of wisdom and secrets, and his son Jorin, they embark on a perilous quest to free Jonas’ soul. Yet as the danger mounts, the trust between them falters. How can they save the world if they can’t even save each other?

Marius H. Visser spent the better part of a decade honing his writing skills and pushing the bounds of imagination after his debut fantasy novel Mercury Dagger - A Tale From Kraydenia. When Marius H. Visser is not off exploring the wilds of Australia, he is dreaming up new adventures and monsters to cause chaos in fantastical worlds filled with twists, loyalty, honour and great and terrible battles. Renowned for writing the Dragon Wars Saga, a trilogy known around the world, he sets a new bar for these winged beasts. Marius H. Visser grew up in a small town in South Africa called Koffiefontein, where he ran around with friends until the streetlights came on. Everyone knows that is the time you have to be back home, as he says. From there he moved around until eventually landing up in Johannesburg to work in the Information Technology sector, but he never lost his grip on his dreams to write more novels. Dreams inspired by David Gemmel's Winter Warriors, the very first fantasy novel he read.He became entranced in the worlds created by writers such as David Gemmel, Steven Erikson, Andrzej Sapkowski, Margaret Weis, Raymond E. Feist, and many more. In 2017 he and his wife moved to Australia, where he continues to create new works in the fantasy genre.