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Download or read book The Fifth Age Verdan Chronicles Volume 9 written by David Gerspach and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2017-06-02 with total page 488 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Eight books and over two thousand years ago the story of Verdan began with The Fourth Age. The promise of peace continues to prove elusive and once again the world calls upon Celecia and Dakoran to safeguard their future. Mriccon has returned from a realm of the gods with the realization that the world is about to enter The Fifth Age. There's only one problem...The Fifth Age is not supposed to exist. Terek's dreams are shattered and all he has left are schemes of vengeance and a plan that may yet doom all life on Verdan. Once again, the Rising Circle surfaces with a plan so subversive that it is both reviled and embraced by those in power. The Fifth Age will take the reader from a prison in Emdon to the palace in Seahaven to the swamps of Kyrotha and to no less than three godly realms. The heroes of the world will suffer losses along the way, but will move forward with grim determination toward a cataclysmic conclusion that will help shape not only the future of Verdan, but of the entire universe.
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Download or read book Against All Gods Verdan Chronicles Volume 5 written by David Gerspach and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2016-03-07 with total page 486 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Over the course of the first four volumes Verdan has overcome war, massive destruction from the heavens and the rebirth of ancient powers that threaten the fragile peace promised by the Fourth Age. While the Verdan Council attempts to protect the world, a struggle in Izmira occupies many of the kingdom's heroes. Meanwhile, Celecia and Dakoran agree to help the dwarves reclaim Sharalla. If successful, Celecia plans to continue her journey in an attempt to learn how to control her growing mystic ability. And while the humans, elves and dragons seek to make sense of this new world, they unwittingly anger many of the gods. Othan presents an ultimatum. Asac unleashes a curse. Jamut and Kezar seek vengeance. While Mermis remains quiet, it is left to Enya, the goddess not heard from in ages to provide vital information and clues for what is yet to come. In Against All Gods heroes and villains will need to overcome obstacles, both mortal and divine.
Download or read book Heroes of Bardoom Verdan Chronicles Volume 3 written by David Gerspach and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2015-12-23 with total page 504 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In The Fourth Age heroes from across Verdan were summoned to oppose Terek, a wizard bent on world domination. In Dark Passages those heroes led by the Lady Y'Shanarra and the brave crusader, Trevor, braved the ancient evils of Kyrotha and the unknown horrors of the Khanian caves to reach Izmir, the base of Terek's new world order. Sacrifices were made, but those that survived have finally reached their destination. In Heroes of Bardoom, those that oppose Terek find a country at odds with itself and less than fully committed to their leader's vision. Yet Terek's power and reach have brought most of the human civilization under his control. A surprise from Terek's past and a bargain struck of necessity have likewise placed the dragons in Terek's debt. Now, it appears that only the elves stand between the wizard and total control of Verdan. And so Terek has summoned the elven kings and queens to Bardoom for a council that will determine all their fates.
Download or read book Council s End Verdan Chronicles Volume 6 written by David Gerspach and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2016-11-11 with total page 494 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Council's End brings to closure the middle arc in the Verdan Chronicles. This epic fantasy adventure picks up moments after the chilling conclusion to Against All Gods. Tragedy has struck Verdan's heroes, and the ramifications will be felt throughout the remainder of the series. Izmira is in turmoil, and once again, the owner of the kingdom's crown is in question. Council's End will close an important chapter in Verdan's history. It is much more than just an epic struggle between good and evil, as those lines are often blurred by the weaknesses inherent within mortals. Those that turn to the gods for answers may not like what they find. In the end, readers will come to fully realize that victory does not come without a cost. And not even the prospect of peace can prepare them for what comes next.
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