Arcana Book I: I Am The Grave
Paperback
Publisher Price: $29.48
Publisher: Monte-Angel Richardson
Published: Feb 4 2025
Pages: 728
Weight: 2.11
Height: 1.60 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Kaleb, Harley, Beau, and Z all have dreams of escaping their hometown in Portland, Oregon to rise in fame on the alt-rock scene. As they meet and form a band, they soon discover that they have more in common than mere musical aspirations. One by one, they awaken to their magical abilities from a source known as the 'Tarot'. With the help of their zany band manager, they come to realize their mission: uniting the Tarot once and for all and restoring balance to the world.
No big deal, right?
Blending the worlds of dark fiction, fantasy, and coming of age, I Am The Grave follows the lives of four troubled young men residing in Portland, Oregon in the early 2000's. Kaleb, Harley, Beau, and Z are contemporaries in terms of age, but contrast drastically in almost every other area. As they tour together with growing fame, a formidable enemy traces their every move, determined to derail their mission as they work to locate their magical artifacts and understand the true depths of their powers.
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