Born a slave, bred a prince. The Slave Prince follows the tale of Thom, a mischievous teenage prince who discovers his lineage in the slave race. When the calling to be the chosen one arises, he relies on the power of a magical stone to save his people.
Music and fantasy and world-creation - what a delicious combination! There is plenty of description for fantasy-philes out there, and the two characters we've met thus far seem to have a well-defined relationship and solid characterizations in of themselves. I can see this becoming an epic - especially with the word "opus" in the title. The idea of the Mylans being receptive to emotions as soundwaves is also interesting, and ties into the musical themes, which I hope to see expand in the future of the story. A promising opening!
Music and fantasy and world-creation - what a delicious combination! There is plenty of description for fantasy-philes out there, and the two characters we've met thus far seem to have a well-defined relationship and solid characterizations in of themselves. I can see this becoming an epic - especially with the word "opus" in the title. The idea of the Mylans being receptive to emotions as soundwaves is also interesting, and ties into the musical themes, which I hope to see expand in the future of the story. A promising opening!
The land shapes where the Warsingers make music. Profound masters of war, wielding mysterious weapons of power. Within their crucible of battle the turning of an age comes to a young world. An age tolling with an ominous bell’s insidious fury.
A famed Knight exiled from a home he’ll never see again. A pair of bounty hunters on the hunt for the biggest score of their lives. This is their story.