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Breaking Free
Paperback
Publisher: Massetti Pub
Published: Jul 1 2023
Pages: 340
Weight: 1.00
Height: 0.71 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
It is the age of antiquity in the world of Entisha.
The ancient Dragon and Phoenix tribes are at war on the continent of Grath, both unknowingly manipulated by a secret society known as the Order of the White Rabbit. Three fates soon intertwine.
During the glory days of the kingdom of Micus, Drake, a former soldier turned dragon hunter, is betrayed by his king and left to die in the wilderness.
Near Misery's Rock in forgotten wastelands leading to nowhere, Dirk is the only survivor of a village massacre who seeks not only revenge, but meaning in the life he was spared.
In the prosperous land of Nunokot, Mezz is a temple songstress given visions by the omnipotent Entity. Fated to deliver a prophecy to the kingdom of Drake's betrayal.
Hundreds of miles they must travel, and along the way they will encounter dangerous beasts, unforgiving climates, and worst of all, other people. A mysterious necromancer seeking to deliver a message of his own at the same destination will be one more stumbling block found on a journey of many.
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