Ravenbourne Slavery
Paperback
Publisher: Benjamin H. Barnette Echo Books
Published: Apr 28 2025
Pages: 420
Weight: 1.07
Height: 0.93 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Ravenbourne Slavery can be best described as a stimulating, adult fantasy novel interlaced with heart-racing action . . . wonderful supernatural undertones . . . intrigue and deception . . . and a carefully scripted romance including vivid sexual scenes and painful reckonings. Set during the ancient Bronze Age, a young warrior from the fallen city of Opar is wounded in battle and condemned to virulent slavery, along with the women and the few remaining men. Finding redemption unforeseen fortune, Kaelin saves the life of the powerful Lord of Ravenbourne and recruited into his elite army of Ravenbourne Warriors-the most feared warriors throughout the Empire.
Sent to the rich and wonderous land of Ravenbourne-created by the goddess Asa-worshiped by women throughout the Empire-Kaelin encounters beautiful, enticing, Natasha, a seemingly insignificant maiden. The powerful women of Ravenbourne, however, know that Natasha is far more important than she knows. Together and separately, Kaelin and Natasha, experience heart throbbing adventure, sanguinary death, unexpected fame, romantic love, as their numinous, mystifying, destinies come together
The reader will discover scant to criticize in Ravenbourne Slavery and find themselves surrounded by a world that introduces and brings to life fascinating characters battling for power, intense tensions, and an exciting future fantasy world story arc. They will experience an exceptional novel of fiction- fantasy-laced with altercations for power and unique relationships-between warriors, slaves, powerful aristocrats, and commonplace people.
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