Bøger af J. M. Williamson

The Death Bringer returns. . . .Forced from hiding, Damion Masumaite once more walks Kylir. It is a return awash in fear and speculation as his siblings and charge are mortally wounded, blackhearts once more roam Kylir, and the Darkness is on the rise. This dreadful set of circumstances is rooted deep within the Wardens' past, but what it means for the future is shrouded in shadow. Should he succeed in saving those dearest to him, he will have invaluable allies against the Darkness' machinations. Should he fail, however, the cost would be unimaginable. On the continent of Solarson, the Wardens of Light are unaware of Damion's return. Faced with the loss of two Wardens, they now seek succor for their wounds and replacements for their fallen. As they attend to this desperate need, two questions overshadow their efforts that they must answer, else the sins of the past may doom Kylir to eternal darkness - how has the Darkness once more birthed its shadow-spawned children? and just who is leading the Wardens of Shadow?

Wardens. . . . Selected for their strong, innate connection to the lifeblood of the world, these unique individuals were granted the gift of immortality and tasked with protecting Kylir and its ancient Guardians against the Darkness. Where once they fought openly, raining unimaginable destruction upon the world, the centuries have seen their war shift to the shadows in the hope of gaining victory through the manipulation of the mundane instead of open, devastating conflict. For what victory is there in reigning over a dead world? On the continent of Triclose, war is life and life is war. For two-hundred years, the proud people of this land have battled for the long-empty throne without success - the Wardens and their war, lost to the annals of myth and legend. Now, as the two preeminent Houses continue this unending cycle of warfare, lives will be reshaped as events threaten to draw the Wardens from the shadows and reignite a war with the cataclysmic potential to reshape Kylir for all time. . .