โ Scribed by Jolea M. Harrison
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The teeming horde waits beyond the thinning barrier that separates the living from the dead - held back by an aging spirit grown weary of his task. Evil bides its time, probing for weakness. It slithers across the divide, searching for its next victims, commanding them. The order is to kill. The target...
Dynan and Dain Telaerin.
The lines blure between what is eveil and what is good - and who is on which side.
One seeks to destroy. The other seeks to delay the rapid march of time. There are complications of truth and intention, where one may not be conducive to the other...
...and where some evil is necessary to negate a frightening future.
Myth is the second book the the Guardians of the Word series.
The Chronicles are: Chosen, Myth, Telepath, Legend, Union, Seer, Adept, and King.
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