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The Light of Mezzara
A Fantasy Novel by Tim McKay
Book 2 of the The Draemeir Chronicle Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Dark Fantasy,
- Epic Fantasy,
- Gods and Deities,
- Dragons,
- Reluctant Hero
This book is for you if you're into...
- Fantasy quests where heroes are scattered and broken
- Dark gods awakening amid city ruins and shattered hope
- Prophecies that twist fate and tempt characters toward darkness
"Dream at thy peril, for nightmares lie on the edge of hope."
Selvandrea, the city of light, has fallen. Its lord, shamed and exiled. Its heroes, scattered.
From the city’s ashes, an evil god is waking. A god who craves chaos, and feeds on despair. The god of dragons, whose dark messiah even now paves the way for his return.
Valdaris, the Cereman warrior of the pit, may be the only one who can stop him, but his allies are lost. Snatched by monsters, buried in unholy ruins, or stranded on the brink of madness. Should he fail to unite them, or give in to the shadow himself, their world will fall, and a soul far darker will take his place.
Full of beasts and battles, magic and monsters, twisted prophecy and foul ambitions, The Light of Mezzara follows broken souls in the aftermath of calamity, where amidst the chaos there is hope and terror in equal measure, and no one is safe.
Save for those with the luck of a fallen god. Or those rare few with courage enough to start anew, and carve their own path through the mire.
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