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The Oathwarden: Path of Blood
Paperback
Series: The Oathwarden, Book 1
Publisher: Conrad Publishing
Published: Nov 30 2025
Pages: 296
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.62 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
An epic fantasy of a powerless man on a quest to hold the powers that be accountable.
Thomas, a humble engineer, sees his life shattered by a power far beyond his own. Forced to uncover the truth behind a string of unnatural events, he discovers that the gods of old are neither gone nor merciful.
Set between the ridgelines of modern Appalachia and a realm reminiscent of ancient Greece, The Oathwarden: Path of Blood follows his struggle to confront divine forces that treat mortal lives as expendable. Lacking strength to face them alone, Thomas must forge uneasy alliances and challenge the old order itself. He seeks to hold those with power accountable to those without. Even compassion becomes the hardest virtue to keep.
The Oathwarden: Path of Blood is Epic One in The Oathwarden Series. It is the first of a literary fantasy series that reimagines Greek myth, Biblical lore, and Appalachian storytelling through the eyes of those caught in its shadow.
This immersive 95,000-word debut is ideal for adult readers of mythic, cryptid, or epic fantasy.
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