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Realm Soul: Zel & Tomas Book 2
Paperback
Series: The Adventures of Zel & Tomas, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 8 2023
Pages: 274
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.68 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Book two in the series of Zel & Tomas begins like any other day. It has been a year since Zel accidentally merged her soul with Tomas's, changing them both forever. Now, it seems, the universe has decided to throw another threat their way. This time, it is a realm in Fairy in danger of collapsing and taking all of an elven bloodline with it.
Given the dubious honor of becoming champions to this failing Fairy realm by a trusted mentor, Zel and Tomas forge through one danger after another. Together, they struggle to find solid ground between the mechanizations of the Court they are sworn to protect and the personal issues that arise.
With death waiting around every corner, Zel and Tomas battle their way through unforeseen dangers. They find comfort in their oneness as they push their magical and physical limits. Zel faces a foe she thought defeated, meets a dual God, and receives a shocking clue as to what she is and where she is from.
If you think facing these workplace struggles is hard with any old partner... Try it with someone whose soul has merged accidentally with yours.
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