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The Moon's Eye
A Fantasy Novel by A.J. Calvin
Book 1 of the The Relics of War Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Quest Fantasy,
- Epic Fantasy,
- Gods and Mortals,
- Reluctant Hero
This book is for you if you're into...
- Warrior guardians bound to serve capricious gods
- Quests for ancient relics with world-altering stakes
- Unlikely duos navigating perilous lands under divine orders
Chosen for advanced training by the god of war himself, Vardak is considered a paragon amongst his people, the Scorpion Men.
Yet his position and training come with a cost: He must serve the whims of the god, with no questions asked.
Only days after his training is complete, he is sent far away from his desert homeland in order to act as the protector of the Fire Maiden's mortal daughter, Janna.
Janna has been tasked with the recovery of a magical relic known as The Moon's Eye, but she has little worldly experience to guide her.
The Immortals deem the relic's recovery imperative, for it alone can combat the rise of the Soulless—those sworn to the fallen, nameless god of death.
The Soulless are ruthless and powerful, and eager to wage war upon the land in order to appease the god they serve.
Though Vardak is skilled in battle, he must lead Janna through several perilous areas in order to reach the relic she seeks, pushing his abilities to the limit.
Unbeknownst to the pair, the Soulless raise an army and begin their conquest, leaving a path of destruction in their wake.
Will they secure The Moon's Eye before all is lost, or will the relic itself prove to be their undoing?
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