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| The Road to the Golden Griffin Book One: The Hero of Twilight |
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| THE ROAD TO THE GOLDEN GRIFFIN The Dragon King and The Golden Griffin. It's an ancient story, created back when the world was still wild. A story of a wise but fierce ruler, and a bold usurper. A story of strange beings, and fabled treasure. A story with origins lost to legends, wars, and the taming of the world. A story that has attracted hundreds of adventurers and treasure hunters to the dangerous lands of the long-dead dragon king. A story that has intrigued young Bathmal Arined since the day he heard it and now that very story has sent him down a road which passes through cosmic strife, bitter loss, horrid evil, and uncertain friendships. The road can only end with The Golden Griffin…or Bathmal's death. THE HERO OF TWILIGHT Millstand held very little for young Bathmal Arined. Aside from his mother, the village held nothing for him at all. And yet, he was trapped within its confines. Born a bastard into a society that all but shuns bastards, Bathmal didn't waste time hoping for a better future. Instead, he spent the idle moments of his free time fantasizing of grand adventure and of places wholly unlike Millstand. Places where everyone had a voice, and everyone mattered and cared for one another regardless of caste. He often spent long hours wandering the worlds of his imagination, battling evil singlehandedly, rescuing cities and nations from hordes of gruesome demons, and returning to countless glorious homecomings. But when the fantasies faded and reality crept back in, Bathmal knew he was just a bastard; and in his world, that equaled to nothing. Then, on a cold winter day on the outskirts of the village, Bathmal's life changes forever. He encounters a knight from the north, who tells Bathmal that there is more to the world than being a bastard, and that even bastards can become knights. Bathmal becomes obsessed with the idea and follows the knight from the village and commences on a life journey that will take him into the frozen mountains, across the sea to an ill-fated kingdom, and into the depths of The Black Realm of Hadez itself, there to face his true tests where success would grant Bathmal the chance to obtain everything he'd dreamed of, and failure meant endless death. Bathmal's journey also leads him to the tale of The Golden Griffin, and sets him down the first few steps of the road towards a possible meeting with history…and a legend come alive. |
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| What Others Have Said About The Hero of Twilight |
| “As finely wrought as a legendary sword, Hero of Twilight is another fine story to add to the catalog of questing fantasies. Mr. Sergi is obviously a master of the writing craft and I read this tale at one sitting, enjoying myself the whole while. Hopefully, we can look forward soon to more about Sir Bathmal, Knight of the Order of Vorcikia.” - J Royal Horton, author of The Jackson Hole Mysteries ~ * ~ Step into a fantasy not unlike the world when Viking kings once strode the land and knights would fight to protect the weak from injustice. Sergi's wonderful descriptions make this story a read you can't put down. Follow young Bathmal as he comes of age and proves himself worthy of knighthood. You'll want to join him again on the exciting quests to come! - Marge Simon, author of The Fallen Sky |