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The Raven's Warning
A Fantasy Novel by A.E. Rayne
Book 5 of the The Furyck Saga Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Epic Fantasy,
- Dark Fantasy,
- Prophecy,
- Warring Kingdoms,
- Multiple POV
This book is for you if you're into...
- Epic fantasy with ancient prophecies and dark magic colliding
- Multiple storylines where sickness and war threaten entire kingdoms
- Characters haunted by mysterious voices and dangerous secrets
Escaping Hallow Wood with a wounded Thorgils, Aleksander and Jael find themselves stuck in Harstad, desperate to get the Book of Aurea back to Andala before the dragur find them again.
Waiting in Hest for Eadmund, Evaine is oblivious to everyone's worry over Morana, who is showing little sign of recovery. Jaeger is panicking, knowing that without someone to read the Book of Darkness, they are defenseless, vulnerable to an attack from Draguta, should she return.
In Andala, the sickness has taken hold, and more and more people are being carried into the ship sheds each day. Helpless to contain it, Axl and Gant are working hard to repair the fort, making plans to meet the Vandaals, unaware that a new enemy has emerged to threaten them all.
And still bound to Evaine, Eadmund is on his way to be reunited with her when he hears another voice in his head, calling to him...
The Raven's Warning is the fifth book in The Furyck Saga: a gripping six-part epic fantasy series that takes you into a richly-woven world of warring kingdoms, mysterious dreamers, dark magic, and an ancient prophecy that emerges from the shadows to weave a dangerous web around them all...
Note: this series contains adult themes, and mature contents.
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