Born to Rule. Lived to Heal. Died to Save. Born Again.
- WINNER: Mom’s Choice Awards, Gold Medal - Fantasy & Science Fiction
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Aberthol Nauile doesn’t know that he beheld the creation of the world, ravaged by a war of the gods, and began anew; or that he led legions in a war that had raged since the dawn of time; or that he once rode on a dragon with his father. All he knows is that he awoke in a coffin deep within a tomb, hearing voices in his head, and now the whole world thinks he is their savior.
EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS an epic fantasy adventure spanning millennia, set in a world full of magic and dark forces where creatures of legend come alive. (Great for readers 15 and up.) [DRM-Free]
Praise for Shadow Swarm:“Shadow Swarm sucked me in….” ~ Michelle Isenhoff
“Great action adventure!” ~ AllisonBurres
“It’s extremely poetic and something I haven’t seen done in any other book that I’ve read.” ~ Tara Lee
“D. has a way of spinning a story that engrosses you from the moment you begin reading.” ~ LizzieBeth
“Shadow Swarm is a new novel that goes beyond touching the surface of fantasy and takes the reader into a whole new level of fiction.” ~ Lois Ann
Interview with the AuthorQ: What made you want to write epic fantasy novels?
A: I grew up on this stuff: J.R.R. Tolkien, Stephen R. Donaldson, Roger Zelazny... I could go on and on, but it was this kind of epic fantasy with dragons, and magic and fantastical worlds that filled my imagination as a kid. So the question is more like how could I not write an epic fantasy?
Q: Do you consider Shadow Swarm a Sword & Sorcery type epic?
A: There are certainly elements of sword and sorcery in the novel. With big sweeping battles and magic I poured all that I love into this story. I also worked to create a world with a rich history, political machinations and fantastical creatures of every kind. Again, this is the stuff I love. Shadow Swarm is also clean without the language and sex found in many books today, so it can be a great epic fantasy book for teens to read as well.
