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| Featured Book: The Hollows of Candlewick, Book 3 of The Snowtears Wars |
| Endless rains and violent storms are sweeping through the territories of Yawrana, flooding farms, destroying towns and drowning the hopes of those who reside in their homes while waiting for it all to end. At the heart of the kingdom lies the magnificent Candlewick Castle, the final symbol of hope to help the country survive the barrage of bizarre weather patterns ravaging the lands’ crops.
But King Noran Deardrop has more than just blizzards and tornados to accompany his thoughts. Somewhere, wandering the castle’s corridors and surrounding woods, is Herikech Illeon, the great Lazul king of Maramis who seeks revenge for the defeat of his armies at the hands of the Yawranans. Noran must depend on those he trusts to defend the royal family, not knowing when or where Herikech might strike next. His faith is further challenged when he is forced to solve a trio of new threats: a menacing mangler is wandering the territories, killing at will as it draws closer and closer to the castle; his devoted followers begin to turn against him one by one, mysteriously siding with Herikech for unknown reasons; and three new drift ships are found anchored off the shores of Emison Territory with crews to whom only Baron Oreus Blake and Boris Groffen can relate. |
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| "This is a grand, sweeping journey, full of adventure and intrigue, plus a rich array of characters. Once you enter Scot Stone's marvelous world, you'll return often and gladly."
-T. A. Barron, NY Times Best Selling author of The Great Tree of Avalon, and The Lost Years of Merlin |
| "Science Fiction with Heart~ Every character is given a distinct personality and cadence in his or her speech, and though Stone creates a very mythic and surreal place, you can still understand the characters' plights."
-Summit Daily News, Colorado
"This story is philosophical and mythic in its scope, but it's also a great adventure. Readers who love Tolkien and Terry Williams will be drawn into Stone's lavish world and Oreus' adventures. Fantasy and mystery fans alike would do well to curl up with this book. I couldn't bear to put it down." -Round Table Reviews |
| "The Chimes of Yawrana, and novelist Scot Stone's abilities as a storyteller will leave the reader looking eagerly toward the next thrilling installment!"
-Midwest Book Review "Mr. Stone adds a solid addition to the fantasy genre. It's tight, well thought out, and succinct with an engaging plot fantasy fans will enjoy. If you are looking for a book with large-scale battles, political intrigue, solid world building, new creatures and races, give his books a chance." -The Beezer Review |
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