Chronicles of Dilos - Haverland, G. D.
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The world of Dilos under two moons is now at peace, though evil will soon rise again from history and legend. Twin brothers Shadon and Madra, rejected in their youth by their peers for being different from the norm, are found to be the recipients of prophecy. In their teen years, a wizard undertakes the task of educating and training them and a childhood friend, Bo, in preparation for what is to come. It is a battle for the survival of their world against a dark warlord and his evil sorcerer, who reemerge from ages past, commanding an army bent to their will. Swords and magic are not the only…mehr

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The world of Dilos under two moons is now at peace, though evil will soon rise again from history and legend. Twin brothers Shadon and Madra, rejected in their youth by their peers for being different from the norm, are found to be the recipients of prophecy. In their teen years, a wizard undertakes the task of educating and training them and a childhood friend, Bo, in preparation for what is to come. It is a battle for the survival of their world against a dark warlord and his evil sorcerer, who reemerge from ages past, commanding an army bent to their will. Swords and magic are not the only weapons wielded in this conflict, nor mortal life and freedom the only prizes to be won or lost.
Autorenporträt
G. D. Haverland grew up in the mountains of Colorado in the '60s and, after graduating from high school, traveled the West Coast for a while before serving a tour of duty in the USAF. After discharge in '74, he studied creative writing and art at the University of Denver where he earned an AA degree. Later, he moved to Washington state where he now resides. He enjoys reading classical works, science fiction, and fiction adventure. An avid student of history, he has been a reenactor from a twelfth-century Welsh archer, a seventeenth-century French American trapper, to an eighteenth-century pirate focusing on historical accuracy.