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The Coming Dawn: Epic of Haven Book 3
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781944470098
Publisher: Lost Poet Press
Published: Jun 10 2021
Pages: 442
Weight: 1.29
Height: 0.90 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
THE DARKENED WORLD
WAITS WITH HOPE
FOR DAWN TO BREAK
The great city of Haven has fallen, but the ravenous, relentless darkness will not rest until the whole of Aiénor bends its knee to the will of the Raven Queen. The unholy light of her dragons captures and controls any who survive their fearsome flames, expanding her armies across the region.
Though the cities of men burn and crumble, there are few left who still stand in opposition to her evil desires, and they are not alone in their resistance. A great quest is before the Light Seekers and the remnant of the faithful. While those left in Haven must endure the evil and hold back the enemy's advances, those on the Western Wreath must find the hidden strength of the mysterious Shaimira and continue their search for the new light of the THREE who is SEVEN.
Will the world perish in the shadows of the Sorceress, or will hope burn bright enough to dispel the darkness?
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