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Divine Madness
A Fantasy Novel by Harmon Cooper
Book 2 of the Way of the Immortals Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Progression Fantasy,
- Cultivation,
- Portal Fantasy,
- Epic Fantasy
This book is for you if you're into...
- Fantasy quests with martial arts training and mystical villages
- Groups facing otherworldly threats while seeking lost allies
Things are only starting to heat up for Nick Barnette. Upon escaping the city of Nagchu, Nick and his companions barely manage to survive a surprise attack from an incredibly powerful being, one clearly not of their world. And that isn't the only thing after them.
With Lhandon's monastery under siege, Nick's group must head toward the Darkhan Mountains, to the snow lion village of Dornod, in search of training and to officially reset the Path of the Divine. Through meditation, combat, and study, Nick and his companions continue to cultivate their powers while in the village of Dornod. Their ultimate goal is to reach the Island Kingdom of Jonang, where Nick hopes to find his Marine friend Hugo, and Lhandon hopes to locate the reincarnation of the Exonerated One.
But their enemies are also growing stronger. And it is through sheer treachery that Nick and Lhandon find themselves in a life or death situation, one that could end their epic saga before it has a chance to even start.
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