So I started writing this book almost two years ago. Going into it I knew I wanted to expand the world greatly, I knew that I wanted a million plot lines and relationships. But I also knew that in the centre of it I wanted a story about Good and Evil. The thing is, there is no clear Good and Evil in this book. People are people no matter who they are. The Good and Evil in this book resides in each character and the choices they make.
This book is also the longest (at almost 600 pages) and most complex I have written and without you, dear reader, I don't think I would have finished it. You read every letter (660,000 of them), every battle (there were a lot), and every sentence that starts with 'and' (because I'm weird like that) and you supported me.
Thank You!
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Academy of Elements: Earth
FantasyFire, Water, Earth, Air, Lightning, and Ice. These are the six main offspring of Light and Darkness. Every generation Light chooses 6 people to cast away Darkness. And Jaxon Hill is the leader of this generations Six. After rescuing Ella, his former...
