D.S. MacLeod

Born in Texas, an excursion abroad to my native lands of Scotland inspired this fantasy mythos based upon ancient lore common amongst many cultures. With a clear vision based upon an alternate creation of the wizardry types...a new fantasy "Wolde" was created leading to an eight book storyline supported by a fictional era called "The Middle Times". Book 1 "Enoria " recalls the final months of the Indigo War as an elfish maiden receives a very special enchantment from wizardry Imps. Book 2 "Rise of the Goblin King" introduces a vengeful goblin leader rising to power bearing a wraith ring holding a deep dark secret inside. Book 3 in the series "Lost Kingdom" finds a young mischievous elf enchanted by another Imp type while a secret from the past surfaces causing mayhem for all. Book 4, "Search for Elray" finds the young "enchanted" Grenelf Lanolee baffled by his mentor's disappearance and begins a search for the yellow wizard while the evil once thought vanquished returns possessing the red Changeling Môltan. The 5th book "Journey Beyond" furthers the story with young Lanolee finding his mentor and receiving yet another mystical Imp enchantment. Meanwhile, the evil scourge of darkness and shadow begins scheming a war upon the Wolde to exterminate all the children of Aros. The 6th story in the series "Red War~Upon Land..." focuses on the atrocities unleashed by Darcos upon the easterly lands for defeating his enemies while the 7th book "Red War~Upon Sea" focuses on Lanolee's journey to a mysterious island in search of the green wizard Elren. The final story and 8th book, "Times Yet to Be" will undoubtedly take this fantasy story into a realm never ventured upon before with a surprise ending meant to spure imagaintions for ages to come. Aside from the main stories, each book in the series also contains a short story legend (book 3 contains two legends) which often times offers the reader insights that the characters may not fully know about themselves. For the latest info. visit www.middletimetales.com