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The Last Man: The Fantasy Series of Spiritual Enlightenment (Complete Trilogy)
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781717726872
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 10 2018
Pages: 624
Weight: 1.99
Height: 1.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Old Magic of Naming grants absolute mastery.
Farris must Name herself truly to become an Enlightened One, or else she will be consumed by Yggdrasil the World Serpent.
Farris never believed Grandmother's fantastic stories about the seven underground kingdoms. Not until her own brother Tom is kidnapped by the monsters she laughed at, sending her on an epic magical adventure into the depths of the world. Each fantastic kingdom represents an obstacle on the road to Enlightenment, and Farris must awaken her powers in order to survive the perilous descent.
All things are possible to the Enlightened Ones, but what happens when her power grows beyond her wisdom to use it right?
And how is a girl supposed to focus on ancient prophesies and saving the world, when all she cares about is getting her little brother home again?
Aided by her faithful pet goat, the magical Wyrd Sisters, and the prince of the very monsters who kidnapped her brother, Farris must transcend her mortal limits before the monstrous and cunning Yggdrasil breaks free.
Special edition set includes the full Last Man Trilogy!
Read now to embark on an epic fantasy adventure.
Readers are saying:
Where to start I absolutely loved this series!!! The world created by the author is like no other I have ever read. Dare i say a world with many layers, literally!!
★★★★★ Review
It is a good book, particularly if you are a fan of classic mythology and/or folk tales. I find parts of it very surreal, which I enjoyed up until the point where it started to scare me. But whenever a book elicits a strong emotion, it tends to stay with you, so I would recommend if you are fond of fantasy.
★★★★★ Review
The Last Man is a testament to modern fantasy. The book is well-paced, the writing is hauntingly beautiful, and the characters are, often unintentionally, funny. The Last Man is a book that settles with you, stays, and keeps you thinking about it long after you've closed those last few pages.
★★★★★ Review
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