Deathright: A Mythic Fantasy - Sabin, E. Rose
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What does an ignorant slave have to do with a dead god and a dying manor lord? The slave Korth, ordered to administer a quick death to the dying Lord of the Manor, breathes in the lord's final breath and with it the lord's knowledge, entitling him to inherit the lordship. A powerful sorceress denies Korth that deathright. She and an angry goddess both view Korth as a mere tool for furthering their opposing plans. As Korth fights those plans, he develops unexpected powers, but using them can lead to his death. He must find a way to defeat his enemies without destroying himself. In Deathright…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
What does an ignorant slave have to do with a dead god and a dying manor lord? The slave Korth, ordered to administer a quick death to the dying Lord of the Manor, breathes in the lord's final breath and with it the lord's knowledge, entitling him to inherit the lordship. A powerful sorceress denies Korth that deathright. She and an angry goddess both view Korth as a mere tool for furthering their opposing plans. As Korth fights those plans, he develops unexpected powers, but using them can lead to his death. He must find a way to defeat his enemies without destroying himself. In Deathright the reader will travel with Korth back and forth in time through the Manor Lands' history, as myth becomes reality and the former slave tries desperately to outwit the forces arrayed against him and control his own destiny. Can one control one's destiny? Read this fast-paced time travel adventure to learn how Korth answers that question.
Autorenporträt
Like all children, E. Rose Sabin enjoyed fairy tales and stories of magical creatures, but her favorite book even in elementary school was Bulfinch's Age of Fables and Beauties of Mythology. As a child she found the book fascinating; as an adult she finds it and other reference works on world mythology wonderful sources for story ideas. The Egyptian myth of Isis and Osiris provided her with the inspiration for Deathright and the model for the myth she created as the novel's basis. Although Deathright is her only true mythic fantasy, myth infuses much of her work, and she hopes her readers will enjoy searching out the mythic elements in her other novels. To learn more about Ms. Sabin, visit her web site at www.erosesabin.com or her Facebook author page, E. Rose Sabin's Books.