Salagar the Grim: The Gates of Elandeal
May 2015 · iUniverse
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The Oracle has spoken! Salagar and his companions must ply the treacherous Fast Sea, avoid a civil war raging within the Eternal Kingdom, and brave the long-lost Dwarven tunnels. All to once again secure the artifact that may save Lorathan from the evil machinations of Dae - the Dagors Axe. Accompanied by his best friend Perry, the fiery faery Malina, and the new comrades encountered on the Emerald Islands, Salagar must negotiate a magical storm, enlist the aid of the Eternal King, and hope the Elves and Dwarves arrive in time to stop the Dagor forces that may already be ravaging Lorathan. His exploits herald in the final chapter of the saga, one replete with treacherous wizards, massed armies, magical creatures, and the Gates of Elandeal. Only through quick action and stout companions can Salagar secure the axe, destroy Glawars seal, and stop Dae from realizing her fevered dreams upon Lorathan. Can the heroes secure the axe and destroy the seal before the forces of evil usher in an age of twisted hatred? Only time will tell.
The Oracle has spoken! Salagar and his companions must ply the treacherous Fast Sea, avoid a civil war raging within the Eternal Kingdom, and brave the long-lost Dwarven tunnels. All to once again secure the artifact that may save Lorathan from the evil machinations of Dae - the Dagors Axe. Accom...
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Michael Egley is an author and historian who has studied ancient civilizations for over thirty years. His focus is ancient Greece and Rome. His favorite authors are Jules Verne, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Robert E. Howard. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and currently lives in Europe.
Michael Egley is an author and historian who has studied ancient civilizations for over thirty years. His focus is ancient Greece and Rome. His favorite authors are Jules Verne, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Robert E. Howard. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and currently lives in Europe.
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