From Continue: Black & White Graegan Edition
by A. H. De Carrasco
From Continue
The Teller of Destiny Series
Black & White Graegan Edition
Orfatum
A land once ruled by Graegan souls has flourished upon the ashes of their kingdoms. By the white wanderers’ guiding hands and the Dark Lords’ bitter defeat, mortal-minded men have built Orfatum to a new greatness, but the Great All’s magic still simmers under its soil.
Continue
The sanctuary protecting the Teller of Destiny was once a place for celebration. Dormant under the rot of weathered Pikestan trees, Continue remains almost forgotten, waiting for the one who can reawaken its magic and seize its knowledge.
At Verisa’s Pikestan refuge for thieves, cutthroats, and traitors, the mercenary Rant Pae has a debt to collect and one to pay. Unfortunately, life isn’t going Rant’s way of late—not when his plans hinge on the hospitality of mercurial witches like Verisa and the common sense of impulsive young maidens like her daughter, Raphere.
Being a Dark Lord’s daughter, Raphere refuses to be shamed by the judgmental stare of a mercenary like Rant Pae. After all, Verisa says the mortal-minded are a plague. But Raphere has spent her life trying to prove she is not like her mother—that she is greater than the darkness that surrounds her. In her heart, she knows her destiny, foretold within a bonfire’s flames that revealed the funeral pyre of a dead king. That night, she vowed to save him.
To embark on such a quest, Raphere will need trustworthy allies, which are impossible to find in a camp of criminals.
The Teller of Destiny Series
Black & White Graegan Edition
Orfatum
A land once ruled by Graegan souls has flourished upon the ashes of their kingdoms. By the white wanderers’ guiding hands and the Dark Lords’ bitter defeat, mortal-minded men have built Orfatum to a new greatness, but the Great All’s magic still simmers under its soil.
Continue
The sanctuary protecting the Teller of Destiny was once a place for celebration. Dormant under the rot of weathered Pikestan trees, Continue remains almost forgotten, waiting for the one who can reawaken its magic and seize its knowledge.
At Verisa’s Pikestan refuge for thieves, cutthroats, and traitors, the mercenary Rant Pae has a debt to collect and one to pay. Unfortunately, life isn’t going Rant’s way of late—not when his plans hinge on the hospitality of mercurial witches like Verisa and the common sense of impulsive young maidens like her daughter, Raphere.
Being a Dark Lord’s daughter, Raphere refuses to be shamed by the judgmental stare of a mercenary like Rant Pae. After all, Verisa says the mortal-minded are a plague. But Raphere has spent her life trying to prove she is not like her mother—that she is greater than the darkness that surrounds her. In her heart, she knows her destiny, foretold within a bonfire’s flames that revealed the funeral pyre of a dead king. That night, she vowed to save him.
To embark on such a quest, Raphere will need trustworthy allies, which are impossible to find in a camp of criminals.
