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Song of the Lost
A Fantasy Novel by M. H. Woodscourt
Book 3 of the Record of the Sentinel Seer Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Space Fantasy,
- Royalty,
- Cults,
- Chosen One,
- Ancient Secrets
This book is for you if you're into...
- Space empires hiding cults and ancient secrets
- Interstellar intrigue with royals, seers, and dangerous alliances
Even in the stars, evil stalks him.
Desperate to escape his grief, Lekore has fled into space to train with Prince Toranskay and learn his role in the Universe. But while the Empire of Ahvenia appears to be the perfect sanctuary, not all that glitters is gold.
Soon Lekore's gifts are sought by a cult hidden among the Ahvenians, and its leader is determined to convert Lekore at any cost.
Meanwhile, the Kiisuld haven't given up on claiming the Seer—and a certain Ahvenian royal—for themselves. Dead set on payback, the partnership heads for the heart of Ahvenian Space to hatch a scheme that will ensure their victory…
The stakes mount ever higher as Lekore begins to unravel ancient secrets tying his people to the tragic history shared between the Ahvenians and Kiisuld.
Worlds collide in this thrilling third installment of the Record of the Sentinel Seer!
with M. H. Woodscourt “ I grew up all over the place, moving over 20 times before I reached the age of 19 ... The variety of people and cultures, along with the rich tapestry of landscapes, impressed my young mind ... I credit my experiences for shaping my worldview and story themes. ”
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